Danny Kruger: “The moral condition of England is worse”
The MP and former political secretary to Boris Johnson reflects on the Tories’ decline.
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Britain’s reactionary centre is going mad
Centrists can no longer claim to be rational actors.
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The Tories choose attack as the best form of defence
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Keir Starmer’s prevention politics
The Labour leader is motivated by a desire to stop disaster before it happens.
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Westminster does not know how to cope with a calm summer
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