Keir Starmer’s headaches won’t end with Sue Gray
The Prime Minister must answer the question of his government’s ultimate purpose.
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Rachel Reeves’s balancing act
The Chancellor hopes her “tough decisions” will give her freedom to borrow more for investment.
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The row over Labour’s “freebies” will carry on
Handouts stick with voters inured to thinking of politicians as greedy.
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Labour cannot afford to lose Rosie Duffield
The politician has spent her career advocating for the marginalised. Who will follow her?
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Rachel Reeves must bet on borrowing to invest
The Chancellor’s shift in position is Labour’s best hope of avoiding political and economic decline.
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Starmer is making Britain a global leader again
Labour’s talking a good game at the UN General Assembly – but what does leadership mean?
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Can all-out war in the Middle East be prevented?
The UK is at the centre of UN attempts to de-escalate the situation between Israel and Hezbollah.
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Georgia Gould on a new generation of Labour MPs
The new member for Queen’s Park and Maida Vale brings years of local-government experience to Westminster.
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