Rachel Reeves wants the Tories to own their legacy
The new Chancellor is following the example of George Osborne by citing “the mess” left by the last government.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The new Chancellor is following the example of George Osborne by citing “the mess” left by the last government.
ByThere are few surprises, as Labour opts for stability over flair.
ByThe party’s support is broad but shallow. It shouldn’t rest easy.
ByOur post election guide: from major Tory losses, and trouble for the SNP, to the end of a political dynasty.
ByHe wanted to show he understands the scale of the challenge ahead.
ByThe principal broadcasters were professional but slow to report results as they unfolded.
ByIf Keir Starmer doesn’t deliver the improvements that voters expect, the backlash could be ferocious.
ByLabour has been elected by a disaffected, unenthusiastic, angry public.
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