Britain’s complicity with Netanyahu’s war must end
The International Criminal Court’s arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant make it clear: there is no justifying Israel's war.
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Labour is losing big in the council by-election sweepstakes
The electorate is more fluid than ever. How worried should the government be?
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The UK’s broken system makes losers of us all
Today’s welfare state asks for and confirms people’s incapacity to work – not their ability to do so.
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Globetrotting Starmer’s shrewd out-of-sight, out-of-mind approach
Your daily dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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David Lammy: Trump doesn’t want Putin to win
The Foreign Secretary on the war in Ukraine, relations with China and dinner at Trump Tower.
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The farmers’ revolt is coming for Labour
This march could be the first stirring of a populist rebellion against the government.
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Labour can no longer hide from the cost of Brexit
Weak growth and a Trump trade war could force the party to change its Europe policy.
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Keir Starmer wants immigration control to be a Labour cause
The Prime Minister is seeking to redefine the politics of border security.
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Is the assisted dying bill doomed?
Wes Streeting’s intervention has added to the momentum against the legislation.
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The return of the Blairites
Keir Starmer’s new appointments show he isn’t bound by Labour’s past factional divides.
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England’s revolt against change
Dismissing the summer’s riots as mere “far-right thuggery” is a political failing.
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London’s net zero transition must uplift everyone
It is a privilege to have been appointed London’s deputy mayor for environment and energy, working alongside Mayor Sadiq Khan,…
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The private sector should fund the green transition
The chair of the National Wealth Fund Taskforce on financing clean power 2030.
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Scotland can be a world leader in clean energy
Public ownership, partnership and investment are key to the development of Scottish renewables, writes Anas Sarwar.
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Is Labour ready for Trump 2.0?
The UK-US relationship faces one of its gravest tests.
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Labour’s Budget headaches aren’t over
Poor economic growth could force Rachel Reeves to choose between cuts and more tax rises.
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Keir Starmer needs to stop prioritising trips abroad
While making international connections is important, the Prime Minister has voters at home to answer to.
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The rentier economy should be Labour’s priority in this Budget
The manifesto promise on leasehold reform must not be broken.
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Will Labour pay for its inconsistency on tax and spend?
If public services fail to improve, the government will be politically vulnerable.
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Paul Johnson: “Labour might get lucky on growth”
The IFS director on Rachel Reeves’s first Budget and why he’s standing down next year.
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