Starmer relies on fed-up but not mutinous MPs
Judgement day looks survivable for the Prime Minister
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Is Andy Burnham actually the answer?
The barriers to his coronation are practical, not political
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Would Keir Starmer agree to step down after May?
As the cabinet starts to give up, those close to him still say Starmer wouldn’t leave without a fight
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Does anything remain of Starmerism?
Also: Tory-Reform electoral cannibalism, and politics as televised blood sport
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PMQs: Labour MPs are losing patience with Starmer
Both Kemi Badenoch and Ellie Chowns urged the Prime Minister to resign in this week’s session
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Ed Miliband: The era of clean energy security
Our actions must now be faster, deeper and more wide-ranging if we are to protect our security. We have not…
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Half of Londoners are considering going Green in May
Exclusive polling from Ipsos shows the Green Party eating into Labour’s vote
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Ed Miliband declares the end of the fossil fuel era
The Energy Secretary and the Chancellor are about to delink the price of gas and electricity
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Should Keir Starmer resign?
And would Andy Burnham replace the Prime Minister if he went?
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Keir Starmer is angry again
The PM is leading the chorus of fury against his own government
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In Westminster, all eyes are on Olly Robbins
The Mandelson crisis is growing
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Keir Starmer is right to put Brexit in the bin
Brexiteer complaints are wrongheaded and disheartening
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The case for spending on defence
Also: an epitaph for our times, and a novel way to read the news
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Revealed: the new radicalism among young women
Merlin Strategy’s exclusive polling reveals a growing gender divide among under-30s
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Meet the Angry Young Women
Across Britain a radical new feminism is rising
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Kemi Badenoch wants to be Britain’s Peter Magyar
The Tory leader hopes to attack the right while remaining extraordinarily right-wing
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Your Party goes extinct in Scotland
All 12 members of the party’s interim Scottish executive have resigned
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Labour picks a new fight over the EU
The government is leaning into a row it previously shied away from
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The silent coup
How AI captured Westminster
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Nigel Farage faces a Nigel Farage problem
Rupert Lowe’s Restore Britain is starting to take support from Reform
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