
Partygate on Channel 4 should inspire a revolution
For those of us who didn’t read every word of the Sue Gray report, this pandemic drama reveals the extent…
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For those of us who didn’t read every word of the Sue Gray report, this pandemic drama reveals the extent…
ByOnly this government would announce a policy such as this in Manchester, and still lay claim to levelling up.
ByTory HQ is planning a presidential push around a man who the public like less the more they see of…
ByAt Conservative Party conference, the Prime Minister is lost between the factions.
ByAnalysis exclusive to New Statesman Spotlight reveals the huge disparities between men and women in pensions and savings.
ByIn his new book, the former New Statesman political editor identifies the defining moments when Britain changed.
ByDowning Street is filled with the ghosts of 13 years of Conservative rule.
ByDebate on Britain’s place in the world has flared through war, imperial upheaval and Thatcherism. Brexit reignited it.
ByAlso this week: getting lost in Westminster and teenage regressions.
ByStarmer’s acceptance of private schools’ charitable status indicates an appetite for mild reform rather than ideological opposition.
ByThe Prime Minister’s vision for the future is confined to criticising the past.
ByIn a volatile political era, it would be complacent to assume that an extreme Tory opposition party is “unelectable”.
ByThe Prime Minister has damaged the UK’s credibility, but local leaders now have the opportunity to show the way.
ByParty strategists crave the parliamentary and media rewards that overtaking the SNP would bring.
ByOur guide to the 50 most influential people in conservative politics features free-marketeers alongside post-liberal thinkers.
ByThe 50 most influential people shaping Britain’s conservative politics.
ByIt is too late for the Prime Minister to unite a divided and directionless Conservative Party.
ByIn the postwar era, both parties had housebuilding front and centre of their vision. It’s time for us to do…
ByWhile many of his green colleagues were at Climate Week NYC, the Prime Minister was backtracking on climate policy.
ByWeaponising net zero policies is not smart politics for a government facing an uphill battle to retain power.
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