Must the Tories choose between Liz Truss and Boris Johnson?
The question that troubles Conservatives as they ponder regicide is whether the former prime minister could yet return.
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Warnings of winter blackouts overshadow Liz Truss’s energy price cap
The UK faces a potential series of power cuts in the coming months, yet the cabinet remains divided.
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Why do the Tories hate voters so much?
The supposed “anti-growth coalition” targeted by Liz Truss turns out to include the overwhelming majority of the country.
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The New Statesman Podcast: Subscribers’ edition
Anoosh Chakelian and colleagues discuss the latest from Westminster in the New Statesman podcast.
The Tories are trapped – what can they possibly do now?
MPs have overwhelmingly concluded that Liz Truss is not up to it, but there is no consensus about who should…
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The problem with Liz Truss’s attack on the “anti-growth coalition”
Growth is about whether people feel they have more money – and voters think Labour is the best party to…
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Labour’s left needs a serious strategy for the Starmer era
The new generation of left MPs need to stop trying to be the next Jeremy Corbyn and start trying to…
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Liz Truss speaks for 36 minutes, the shortest conference address in recent history
The Prime Minister’s speech was less than two-thirds of the average length.
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