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Uncover the inner workings of Westminster with our collection of articles, delving into the intricacies of British politics, legislative processes, key debates, and the influential figures shaping the decisions and policies that impact the nation.
How to fix a broken Whitehall
We need a new Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet to strengthen the centre of government.
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Threats against MPs need to be taken more seriously
The dangers that MPs already faced have intensified since the Gaza war began.
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Holden out for a hero: seatless Tory chair pitches up in Wellingborough
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Robert Jenrick furthers his own migration to the upper Tory ranks
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Next stop Nato for Lord Cameron?
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Ten ways to wreck a country
How the Tories bungled their way through 13 years of government.
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How should Labour respond to the Autumn Statement?
Jeremy Hunt is borrowing from the future to pay for tax cuts now – Rachel Reeves will need to react.
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Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement was delivered from an alternate reality
The Chancellor’s jolly demeanour betrayed his failure to comprehend the living standards crisis.
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What’s printed on Cameron’s ministerial briefs?
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Jeremy Hunt’s Autumn Statement is about putting pressure on Labour
The Tories are unlikely to win any new voters no matter what they say.
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Tax cuts are coming – but Jeremy Hunt isn’t sure where
The Chancellor is under pressure from all wings of his party.
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Tory ministers think the next election is already lost
A series of lower-profile resignations from the government are more telling than David Cameron’s return.
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Why there hasn’t been a rebellion against Sunak
One MP described David Cameron’s return as a “slap in the face”, but the Tory party has little appetite for…
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Why Rishi Sunak finally sacked Suella Braverman
After the weekend’s protests, the government decided the former home secretary was hindering the party.
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You Ask Us: Why is Westminster full of misconduct claims?
The New Statesman team answer listener questions
The Conservative ship is going down – save yourselves!
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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“Soft left but not soft”: the rise of Louise Haigh
How the shadow transport secretary and prolific networker transcended Labour’s factional divides.
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Preparing for a fight at Tory conference
Also this week: getting lost in Westminster and teenage regressions.
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Can the Lib Dems become the third party again?
Party strategists crave the parliamentary and media rewards that overtaking the SNP would bring.
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