Who are the winners and losers of the new parliamentary boundary changes?
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab and Tim Farron are two of the many MPs whose political careers are now in danger.
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Why the boundary changes pose tough choices for the Tories and Labour
Both of the main parties could find themselves asking whether they have the right strategies for the redrawn electoral map.
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Why the Treasury is so worried by the Tory rebellion on foreign aid cuts
Today’s vote isn’t just about international development spending – it’s a sign of many more difficult votes to come.
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Why Boris Johnson could be heading for defeat over foreign aid cuts
Conservative opposition to cutting the aid budget flows from three different tendencies.
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How Labour’s vote has plummeted in England’s most deprived areas
In the poorest neighbourhoods the story is of Labour decline, not just Conservative advance.
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Can Nicola Sturgeon and Peter Murrell continue to run the SNP between them?
Sturgeon may not want to fire her husband, but the growing disillusionment with party management is surely worth addressing.
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The row over education spending is a dream opportunity for Labour, but will the party take it?
Keir Starmer has yet to explain how and why his party would spend more on schools than the Conservatives.
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What stops MPs doing their jobs well? It’s not their pay but their conditions
The average MP is understaffed, undersupported, lacks meaningful opportunities for workplace training and has little power.
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