Securing a one-on-one debate is a win-win for Jeremy Corbyn — but risky for Boris Johnson
Anything which frames the election as a choice between Labour and the Conservatives will ease Corbyn's difficulties with the Liberal Democrats…
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New Thinking.
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ByThe one thing we can say for sure about Nigel Farage's decision to stand candidates across Great Britain is that it will…
ByDispensing with smoke-filled rooms and party bosses in favour of open primaries certainly sounds more democratic. But, both in the…
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ByThe Prime Minister was booed out of Addenbrooke’s hospital yesterday, and it was all captured on a smartphone.
ByA Supreme Court ruling means that local candidates have to foot the bill for national campaigns that visit their constituencies.
ByAlthough the contest is young, these four talking points are common – and perhaps mistaken.
ByThe problem is that there is no way of them being fair, and that they are heavily situation dependent.
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