Jonathan Sacks’ explosive intervention shows how far Labour has fallen among British Jews
Twilight is turning to darkness. Jeremy Corbyn only has one move left – to honestly address his own conduct.
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Why does nobody understand how a Conservative leadership election works?
Talk of Boris Johnson challenging Theresa May and hard-right entryists electing him betrays a lack of knowledge of how a…
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It’s easier to defend Margaret Thatcher’s actions in South Africa than Theresa May’s
Disclosures under the 30-year rule show that the Thatcher government’s secret role in the conflict was very different to its…
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Graham Stringer becomes the third Labour Leaver MP to face deselection proceedings
The Blackley and Broughton MP joins Kate Hoey and Frank Field in facing calls for his removal as a Labour…
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British wealth is concentrated not in property but the land underneath
Land is central to the failing housing market in England.
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Theresa May’s interest in foreign aid is patchy, but her party is increasingly sincere
A position that emerged as a political tactic has become one that many Tory MPs are willing to sacrifice capital…
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Corbyn’s “Zionist” remarks were “most offensive” since Enoch Powell, says ex-chief rabbi
Jonathan Sacks says recently reported remarks were “the most offensive made by a senior British politician since ‘Rivers of Blood’ speech”.
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In a Northern Ireland without a government, things can only get worse
As Northern Ireland breaks Belgium’s record for time without a government, there is little new to say.
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