Anoosh Chakelian is senior writer at the New Statesman.
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The Conservatives love to claim they’re the party of business – but they keep picking fights with UK companies.
The sub-GCSE history references of leading pro-Brexit politicians reveal the textbook errors of their project.
Home Secretary Sajid Javid’s contradictory reason for rejecting protest restrictions is an insult to women.
He’s been warning the Tories about exploitative companies and welfare cuts for years.
Everything you need to know about the local government funding crisis.
Questioned on Universal Credit’s failings, the Prime Minister had little to show for her Downing Street pledge against inequality two years ago.
As in Jed Mercurio’s TV depiction, bodyguards aren’t always on the sidelines – affairs, close relationships and tensions with ministers happen in real life too.
I hate that handshake.
