The cracks in Keir Starmer’s Labour Party
The shadow cabinet is split between the “Ming vasers” and “front-footers".
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The shadow cabinet is split between the “Ming vasers” and “front-footers".
ByAn era of political disruption has ended, as the British state has beaten back the threats to its rule.
ByThere is an increasing belief across Scottish politics that a nationalist collapse may come surprisingly quickly.
ByAnoosh Chakelian and colleagues discuss the latest from Westminster in the New Statesman podcast.
Nationalisation is popular, but the government basically runs the trains already and they are expensive and unreliable.
ByHas Labour changed its mind on self-ID?
ByThe Prime Minister’s tax return is a reminder of how little the UK taxes wealth.
ByThe former PM’s performance in front of the Privileges Committee betrayed his realisation that the game was up.
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