Ruth Davidson ruling herself out highlights the Tory leadership problem
The difficult truth for the Conservatives is that their best candidate is in a shed in Witney somewhere.
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Why councils should get a share of the government’s NHS “birthday present”
Using some of the £20.5bn to fund social care would help save the health service money.
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Sadiq Khan reselected as Labour’s London mayoral candidate after winning party ballot
The Mayor has won the support of more than 50 per cent of constituency parties and affiliates, with just two…
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Mark Carney likened a no-deal to the 2008 crash. But is that enough to make Tories back May?
The Bank of England’s govenor warned of a fall in the pound and house prices, and a rise in unemployment, inflation and…
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What voters actually think about a “no-deal” Brexit
A majority of people see a no-deal Brexit as more likely than not.
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The Tories’ support for Hungary is part of a decade of far-right alliances in Europe
In the EU parliament, Conservatives sit with the Sweden Democrats, Poland’s anti-Semitic Law and Justice Party, and the Islamophobic Danish People’s…
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Why is Dominic Raab talking up a no-deal Brexit?
The Brexit Secretary is speaking to two audiences: Tory backbenchers and the EU.
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How the DUP and the ERG shut down one of the few remaining solutions to the Irish border issue
At this point, it’s a good job the cabinet are meeting today to discuss a no-deal Brexit.
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