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Jess Phillips’ Diary: An alcohol-free Labour conference and trickle-up economics
For the first time in my political career I feel that Labour is now a united, fighting force. Three cheers…
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“Elizabeth the Great”: MPs pay tribute to the Queen
Liz Truss, Keir Starmer, Boris Johnson and Theresa May led parliament in memorial.
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Liz Truss and the cost of winning
In her campaign, she told party members what they wanted to hear. The new prime minister’s troubles are only just…
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Liz Truss’s new cabinet is the most right-wing for a generation
Few One Nation Tories or those close to Rishi Sunak have yet been offered jobs in the Prime Minister’s team.
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Boris Johnson is as resentful and self-pitying as ever
The Prime Minister still views his defenestration as an injustice, one he may want to rectify.
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From the NS archive: What is a prime minister?
31 March 1956: The nature of the PM’s role is a question that would require a pamphlet to answer.
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Leader: A state of emergency
If Liz Truss enters No 10 next week, she is expected to bring the Brexit ultras with her and establish…
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