The story behind the Daily Mail’s attack on Penny Mordaunt
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What really happened when the Tory leadership candidate met Zara Mohammed, head of the Muslim Council of Britain?
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By pumping out Soviet-style propaganda in favour of the Foreign Secretary, the tabloid is once again doing Boris Johnson’s bidding.
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From stiff Liz Truss to Penny Mordaunt’s obsession with washing machines, this hour of TV was more buttock-clenching than a…
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Leadership contenders forget the Tories were voted in on that condition.
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Liz Truss’s poor performance means a final-round contest between Rishi Sunak and Penny Mordaunt remains most likely.
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Turning Brexit into a purity test has left us with a slate of lightweight novices.
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Penny Mordaunt is thriving by successfully capturing the Brexiteer mood, but she could still stumble.
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The policy that would do the most to boost growth is a sensible trading relationship with the EU.
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The trade minister and Brexiteer is second among MPs and polling first among members.
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Rather than advancing a new vision for the country, the Tory candidates are taking refuge in outdated orthodoxies.
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Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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The candidates have all begun to fire off accusations at one another: “Socialist!” “Tax dodger!” “Spad shagger!”
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Rishi Sunak has a bedtime story for you from his bunker, and Penny Mordaunt really might be trolling everyone.
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The real question is who of Penny Mordaunt, Tom Tugendhat and Liz Truss will face Rishi Sunak in the final…
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Conservative contenders are forgetting that the government stimulates the economy by spending.
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Conservative leadership hopefuls scramble to out-pledge each other. But awaiting the winner is a divided party and deepening economic crisis.
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The former chancellor struggled in a contest that rewards novelty and noise.
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As Conservative hopefuls bicker over culture wars, the National Health Service is falling apart at the seams.
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Love her or loathe her, Margaret Thatcher was a formidable stateswoman. Truss is just a third-rate tribute act.
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The political scientist argues the corruptible are drawn to positions of power – but we help put them there.
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