On austerity, Labour is winning the small arguments but losing the big one
The opposition has managed to sucessfully argue that individual cuts are unfair. It hasn't been able to do the same…
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The Budget points to a 2023 general election but two things could go wrong for the Tories
Boundary changes and the political consequences of austerity could delay the Conservatives’ likely election timetable.
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The Society of Editors has made a familiar mistake on Meghan and Harry
As ITV’s Charlene White put it, can we really believe the media is the only UK institution with an impeccable…
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The Conservatives are already discovering the challenges posed by Rishi Sunak’s Budget
The row over nurses' pay and the aid budget reflect a bigger question for the Conservatives: are Sunak’s cuts politically deliverable?
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What the coverage of Harry and Meghan really reveals about the future of the monarchy
The royal family might be more secure than Harry and his family think.
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In an honest debate over Covid-19 and culture, bad ideas need to be discredited, not humoured
Discussion of coronavirus and minority groups is not an excuse to repeat demonstrably false claims.
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How worried should the SNP be over the fall in support for Scottish independence?
The Salmond inquiry has damaged backing for Nicola Sturgeon, the SNP and the wider Yes movement.
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How will the row between the UK and EU over the Irish border be resolved?
The British government dislikes the Northern Ireland protocol but it has no plausible alternative solution.
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