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Labour is divided over the rail strikes as its MPs defy Keir Starmer
The party is trying to address the cost-of-living crisis without appearing to side with the trade unions.
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Tories won’t win if they play games with strikes
If the country endures a summer of disruption, the party in power will surely take most of the blame.
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Blaming Labour for the rail strikes could backfire on the government
It can refuse to intervene in the rail workers’ dispute – but if disruption spreads to the public sector No…
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Why did Christopher Geidt dither over his resignation?
The Prime Minister’s former ethics adviser decided to quit his role not over partygate, but rather obscure steel tariffs.
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What does Christopher Geidt’s resignation mean for Labour?
The departure of the Prime Minister’s ethics adviser could hasten the loss of one of the opposition’s best assets: Boris…
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Boris Johnson may live to regret picking a fight over the Northern Ireland protocol
Voters have more pressing concerns on their minds than squabbles with the EU over Brexit.
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Who will hold Rishi Sunak accountable for taxpayers’ missing £11bn?
Interest rate rises have had the unintended effect of draining the public purse.
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Has Boris Johnson escaped yet again?
In Westminster, as his leadership rivals go quiet, the Prime Minister limps on as if the confidence vote never happened.
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