Should Labour fear a Reform-Tory pact?
Deal or no deal, the risk for Starmer is that a united right beats a divided left
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A working-class Budget from a working-class Prime Minister
Keir Starmer understands the challenges working-class people face because he’s faced them himself
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The Budget: our writers’ verdicts
Louise Haigh, Faiza Shaheen, James Meadway and others respond to the Chancellor
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How Labour changed its mind on the two-child benefit cap
It was an emotional moment for so many people in the Labour movement
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Rachel Reeves’s Budget leaks early
The document was released in error more than 40 minutes before the Chancellor’s speech
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Rachel Reeves’s risky sequel
Labour MPs will like the Budget – but will voters and markets?
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Can Rachel Reeves do more than muddle through?
To Labour critics, the Budget already resembles a missed opportunity
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The battle of Burnham would
The will-he, won’t-he is set to continue as the Greater Manchester mayor refuses to rule out having higher ambitions
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Is Wes Streeting changing constituency?
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster
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Shabana Mahmood’s warning to liberals
The Home Secretary believes she is the asylum system’s last chance
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Luke Akehurst: Starmer vs Streeting would be “fratricidal self-destruction”
The notorious party loyalist on infighting, Israel and what social democracy means to him
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Morgan McSweeney is losing control
Would Starmer survive as PM without his chief of staff?
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Barry Gardiner, the Extirpator
The veteran Labour MP has galvanised his colleagues by publicly criticising No 10
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Fear is driving emotion in Britain
And without any intellectual energy, all that remains is a conservative instinct to hunker down and protect
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Back-bench MPs issue a Keirless whisper
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster
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Labour could win the culture war over bookies
The vision of old boys thumbing the Racing Post and chatting over cups of tea is a lost one
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PMQs review: Labour briefing wars hand Kemi Badenoch an easy win
When the Prime Minister tried to insist his team was “united”, the House descended into chaos
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Who wins from No 10 vs Wes Streeting?
Labour MPs warn that Downing Street’s dramatic intervention has only weakened Keir Starmer
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Wes For Leader site registered yesterday
The setting up of such websites often sends a wave of excitement though Westminster
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How long does Kemi Badenoch have?
Recent polling by Deltapoll found that just 38 per cent of Brits could recognise her in a photograph
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