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The best Spotlight policy comment of 2023
Mayors, MPs and trade union firebrands – here’s some of our top pieces from the year.
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Mayors, MPs and trade union firebrands – here’s some of our top pieces from the year.
ByRishi Sunak has lost investor confidence, says the head of the UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association.
ByNo government has ever lost so many MPs for reasons either scandalous or absurd.
ByMPs must take a firmer hand on this destructive industry – and start by saying no to all those free…
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ByRishi Sunak’s bill may have passed but disunity and despair continue to plague the Conservatives.
ByFar from lacking ambition, the party’s challenge will be to align a series of mini-revolutions.
ByThe shadow climate secretary said the UN summit could make a mockery of the government’s “extract every last drop” approach.
ByMore than 85 Britain-based businesses have signed a letter urging Cop28 leaders to phase out fossil fuels by the 2040s.
ByCreating a minister for “legal migration” and a minister for “illegal migration” reveals a telling calculation.
ByThe Prime Minister had no need to make the Rwanda plan a defining test of his leadership.
ByThe levels of self-delusion over the Rwanda plan suggest the party may be incapable of being led.
ByA Labour government would change the social atmosphere for the better and offer the hope of a new start.
ByAt the Covid Inquiry, the former PM appeared muddled, aggressive and, by the end, crushed.
ByIf all Keir Starmer’s party promises is a second age of austerity, voters will soon abandon it.
ByRishi Sunak claims the UK is as “committed as ever to helping developing countries”, but a new report reveals the…
ByIn their panic to reduce net migration, ministers are interfering in families.
ByThatcher’s government set a housing policy paradigm that no government since has been able to change.
ByThe Prime Minister has never been more unpopular among Tory members and voters. What now?
ByThe late chancellor lacked any shred of personal pomposity despite his abundant talents.
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