Tim Shipman’s inside story of Brexit
The journalist who has written a book about Britain’s exit from the European Union on what he has learned about…
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The froideur of Theresa May’s parliament portrait
The picture suggests May’s desire to remain statesmanlike, regardless of the febrile times of her premiership.
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The revenge of Theresa May
In a forceful account of political scandals and injustices, May skewers her enemies and owns her mistakes.
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Inside the assassination bureau
The 1922 Committee is adept at removing prime ministers. How long before its head prefect pays Rishi Sunak a visit?
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Why the Tory right wants hush from Truss on tax-cuts
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Will Labour’s stance on crime decide the next election?
Under Keir Starmer, Labour is positioning itself as the party of law and order as voter concern rises.
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Stephen Flynn: “The Tories and Labour are one and the same”
The SNP’s new man in Westminster on the party’s internal divisions, Scotland’s gender bill and Brexit.
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Can anyone save the Tory party?
Many Conservative MPs seem either not to have noticed or not to care about the impending doom facing the party.
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Why Conservatives are dreaming of opposition
Does the party need some time “in a darkened room with a towel on its head” thinking about what it…
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If Boris Johnson was a woman, he’d never get away with so much
Imagine a female prime minister with a reputation for partying, promiscuity and messy hair.
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You know you’ve gone too far on immigration when even Theresa May is appalled
The champion of the “hostile environment” policy has refused to support Priti Patel’s latest wheeze “on the grounds of legality,…
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Theresa May’s Commons attack on Boris Johnson shows revenge in politics is a sweet vindication
The offences against decency that Boris Johnson commits stain the body politic. The Tory party must now act.
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Theresa May’s demolition of Boris Johnson almost made me miss her
A suitcase full of a wine? I doubt staff in the May Downing Street would have dared to open a…
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Is Boris Johnson repeating one of Theresa May’s campaign errors?
The Prime Minister has been accused of snubbing local newspaper journalists on a visit to a key Midlands marginal.
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People like Nick Timothy don’t get fired: they just fail into great new jobs
The last three spots on the Commonwealth Games Organising committee went to a Paralympic gold medallist, the deputy CEO of…
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Nick Timothy is wrong – he is the one who killed Brexit, not Theresa May
Nick Timothy was the literal author of the policy that contributed more to the current crisis than any other.
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Kemi Badenoch’s stint as a hacker says a lot about her and the Westminster narrative
The hype around Kemi Badenoch is starting to fade.
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Tim Farron: Theresa May is “the prisoner of the Ukip wing of her party“
The Liberal Democrat leader on his faith, Blairism and his plan to replace Labour as the opposition.
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Theresa May: quickfire questions on Jane Austen, late nights and Original Sin
In our quickfire round, the Prime Minister explains the appeal of Vivienne Westwood – and who she'd have her last supper…
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What does ‘elites’ mean, and why do they always rule?
The word 'elite', first coined in 1902, has become a term of abuse. But history is the story of one elite…
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