
Rishi Sunak deserves not to be defined by his race – like everyone else
The indifference that most of the public feel about the first Asian prime minister is a mark of quiet progress.
ByThe indifference that most of the public feel about the first Asian prime minister is a mark of quiet progress.
ByThe former chancellor faces huge political and economic challenges.
ByThe conman has been rumbled, the snake-oil salesman has been run out of town.
ByOnly Penny Mordaunt can theoretically prevent Sunak from entering No 10 this week.
ByGetting on the leadership ballot is a challenge for the former PM; seeing off the Labour threat could prove impossible.
ByConservative MPs agree that Truss will not lead them into the next election but are deeply divided over who the…
ByThere is no agreement among Tory MPs on who the new leader should be: some want Penny Mordaunt, others Jeremy…
ByThe Prime Minister’s refusal to appear only emphasises how desperately weak her position is.
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