Dominic Cummings’s real regret is that he couldn’t control Boris Johnson
The Prime Minister will likely survive Cummings’s many revelations and categorical condemnation.
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The politician who came out best from Dominic Cummings’s testimony wasn’t mentioned at all
Cummings's attacks on Boris Johnson and Matt Hancock were damaging, but so, in a way, was his praise of Rishi…
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What’s missing from the inquiry into Tory Islamophobia is as important as what’s in it
The inquiry’s relatively limited scope leaves major unanswered questions about the Conservatives and racism.
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Dominic Cummings is right: the UK did pursue “herd immunity”
The reason Boris Johnson’s administration did so little to stop the spread of Covid-19 is it believed transmission was inevitable.
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Nicola Sturgeon has been lucky with her enemies – but trouble lies ahead
The First Minister’s biggest problem is that there is little appetite for a second Scottish referendum among voters or Westminster.
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Something is missing from the United Kingdom’s social mobility debate
But two MPs have put their names to a new project that might change that.
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Why the one new feature of Grant Shapps’s rail proposals is also the most important
The only difference between these proposals and plans we’ve seen before is that the Secretary of State has put his name…
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Was Shaun Bailey a good candidate for the London mayoralty after all?
The headline results are more flattering to Bailey than his campaign deserves.
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