The Conservative art of war
How the Tories defeated Labour in the battle for Britain’s soul.
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How the Tories defeated Labour in the battle for Britain’s soul.
ByKeir Starmer must soon answer the question that has always plagued the party: what is Labour for?
ByThe party will soon regret the bias of the British media.
BySorting out government inefficiencies would be a good place to start.
ByThe party’s self-destruction over the Rwanda bill shows it is simply too divided to govern.
ByIn Westminster, none of the main parties are innocent, but Ed Davey is in the greatest danger.
ByDespite long-standing debate over reform, MPs have no formal power over military intervention.
ByThe blame for what happened lies with the whole political establishment.
ByPeople who have lost their savings or had their identities co-opted have found themselves being pursued by the tax authorities.
ByThe lesson of the Truss debacle is that an antagonistic approach to institutions can spook the markets.
ByUK politicians and their staff are hopelessly in thrall to Aaron Sorkin’s world of political make-believe.
ByYour weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
ByOne TV drama – on the Post Office Horizon scandal – has exposed the unaccountability of power in the UK.
ByIn the Sixties the British government expelled them from their island. Exiled to the UK, they’ve never given up hope…
ByThe Prime Minister has damaged the UK’s credibility, but local leaders now have the opportunity to show the way.
ByMagically boosting annual GDP figures can’t be seen as an end in itself.
ByEarly support for transitions into work and lifelong learning are key.
ByOur pick of the best coverage from the New Statesman's policy section.
ByIt’s been a long year, but there were some policy wins, too
ByBut at least, like the government, it’s nearly over.
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