The murky case of the tax expert, the Chancellor and his lawyers
The lawyer Dan Neidle reflects on how Nadhim Zahawi’s solicitors sought to shut down his inquiries.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
The lawyer Dan Neidle reflects on how Nadhim Zahawi’s solicitors sought to shut down his inquiries.
ByTonight’s exchanges leave the tax-cutting Foreign Secretary as the clear front-runner to become prime minister.
ByBoth Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss offer only fantastical promises and scattershot ideas.
ByThe former chancellor has little time to overturn Liz Truss’s 24-point lead before Tory members begin voting next week.
ByIs there anything more humiliating than a Tory leadership contest?
ByWhoever becomes prime minister takes over at a moment of maximum difficulty and will struggle to win an election.
ByThe fiscally conservative Rishi Sunak is borrowing from Margaret Thatcher while the tax-cutting Liz Truss channels Ronald Reagan.
ByThe Foreign Secretary highlights her loyalty to Boris Johnson, while Sunak calls Truss’s fiscal vision “fantasy economics”.
ByThe Prime Minister and his allies will use the Tory leadership contest to cast the former chancellor as a traitor.
ByThe next prime minister should go big on the inequality Britain cares about most.
ByThe new leader will struggle to regain control of a party still in the grip of Boris Johnson’s illiberal populism.
ByThe climate emergency can no longer be dismissed by politicians – even if some voters don’t regard it as a…
ByIt takes guts to defy your in-group, and Badenoch has done so again and again.
ByOpinion in Keir Starmer’s party is divided on the weakest possible Conservative leader.
ByThe darling of the right’s support will be crucial in the race to become the next Prime Minister.
ByBoris Johnson’s Trumpian remarks on the “deep state” will almost certainly have a destructive effect on British democracy.
ByThe Foreign Secretary gained just seven votes despite the endorsement of high-profile Brexiteers.
ByMedia Intelligence Partners worked with the Christian Medical Fellowship, which opposed terminations even in cases of rape.
ByWhat really happened when the Tory leadership candidate met Zara Mohammed, head of the Muslim Council of Britain?
ByBy pumping out Soviet-style propaganda in favour of the Foreign Secretary, the tabloid is once again doing Boris Johnson’s bidding.
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