The five key problems with our economy
Osborne blames debt and an inflated public sector, but in reality, the economy is unbalanced and ove
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Chequers was always doomed but Leavers can’t blame the EU: Brexit is defeating itself
The rejection of Theresa May’s plan was inevitable - the promises made by her and the Brexiteers have never been deliverable.
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Ian Paisley has survived, but the Recall of MPs Act is dead
If recall doesn’t work in the most polarised electorate in the UK after a huge controversy, can it ever?
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Could the proposed changes to Labour’s rule book kill off Corbynism?
Had the party’s 2015 leadership election used these rules, it seems likely that it would have been Burnham vs Cooper.
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The row over Labour’s rule changes pits Momentum against the machine
Planned reforms could make it harder for future Corbynite candidates to qualify for a leadership election.
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The three flashpoints that will dominate Labour conference
Labour’s week in Liverpool will be dominated by Brexit, anti-Semitism, and internal party democracy.
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Theresa May’s social housing plans show how British politics is moving to the left
Faced with the threat of Labour, the Tories have abandoned the ideological ambition of remorselessly shrinking the state.
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The real reason the SNP won’t back a referendum on the Brexit deal
The mysterious case of an anti-Brexit party’s aversion to a People’s Vote.
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