Who voted for this? Truss’s “anti-growth” attacks are uniting the green movement
It’s not just Greenpeace and Extinction Rebellion who are opposed to aggressive deregulation and growth at any cost.
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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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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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Suella Braverman dreams of a flight to Rwanda because it could never come true
The UN has suggested the government deportation plan is illegal – and it’s being challenged in the High Court.
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Liz Truss’s strident rhetoric cannot disguise her political weakness
The Prime Minister’s speech cheered Tory activists but her problem is the rebel MPs awaiting her at parliament.
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Liz Truss wants to govern a country that does not exist
The Prime Minister’s ideology blinds her to reality: Britain wants stability, not free-market revolution.
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Will Tanner’s Diary: Conservative conference blues, Michael Gove on manoeuvres, and the joys of insomnia
The vibe among the MPs in Birmingham (many stayed away) is not conspiratorial – yet. But everyone is on edge.
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