Inside the Tory grassroots: what do members really want?
In Beaconsfield, one of the largest Conservative associations in the country, activists are frustrated and fearful of defeat.
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Quietly, our Brexit government is learning to love immigration – just not migrants
More people are coming to the UK than before the EU referendum, and ministers are filling jobs with foreign workers.
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Sam Tarry: Starmer’s position on public sector pay “will totally break down”
The sacked shadow transport minister warns that the Labour leadership is making “catastrophic errors” by “creating a punch-up with our…
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Keir Starmer is letting a crisis go to waste
The Labour leader’s hyper-cautious strategy may put him in government, but not in power.
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Britain’s painful decline since the 2012 London Olympics
We are a country that has lost its way – divided, dispirited, dysfunctional and shorn of common purpose.
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The absurdities of Suella Braverman’s “war on woke”
The Attorney-General claims we live in a country in which diversity, equality and inclusion is the new orthodoxy – if…
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Liz Truss says that an economic recession “is not inevitable”
The Foreign Secretary has suggested that the fiscal downturn could be averted with her planned tax cuts.
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Rishi Sunak boasted of taking money from “deprived urban areas” to help wealthy towns
A leaked video shows the former chancellor saying that Labour “shoved all the funding into deprived urban areas” and that…
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