If Jake Berry is the answer, what’s the question?
It’s hard to understand what an underpowered former Tory minister brings to Reform.
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Who will join the Labour rebellion?
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Lords seek mercy
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
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Kemi Badenoch sinks further into the mire
What was the Tory leader doing on stage with the comedian Matt Forde? It was a deep mystery.
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Will Nigel Farage go the same way as Liz Truss?
Keir Starmer’s “Project Fear” offensive against Reform UK is not going to stick.
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Are the Tories doomed this time?
Why talk of extinction fills the air at Westminster.
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Labour’s immigration rhetoric has outflanked the Tories
Kemi Badenoch has no response – and her MPs are restless.
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How much trouble are the Tories in?
Kemi Badenoch’s fate depends on the success of Nigel Farage.
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Would Reform be mad to accept Liz Truss?
When I raise the prospect of Reform tempting Truss over, the response from multiple Conservatives is “Please, take her!”
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Inside the Chaotic Map of Doom
What can we glean from More in Common’s latest polling?
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Of Truss, Trump and tariffs
Confusion on the right over trade is nothing new.
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What went wrong for Kemi Badenoch?
Four months into her leadership, the Tories are growing impatient with their promised saviour.
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PMQs review: Diane Abbott rails against Keir Starmer
Once again, Kemi Badenoch was not the biggest challenger to the Prime Minister.
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What is Kemi Badenoch’s Lib Dem strategy?
The Tory leader can’t afford to ignore a party with 72 MPs.
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Is this Keir Starmer’s Love Actually moment?
Cautious realpolitik will serve him better than cute grandstanding. But for those politicians willing to stand up to Trump, there…
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Britain Elects: Reform leads Labour
The country looks like a proportional democracy under a first past the post system.
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Labour’s progressive centre has collapsed
The party is appealing to a socially conservative base at the cost of its more liberal-minded voters.
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Is Labour still a party of the working class?
It depends how we define our terms.
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Reform leads in opinion polls. How seriously should we take it?
Don’t expect these new figures to be transient outliers.
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Kemi Badenoch still has no ideas
Her party reset speech lacked policy and a sense of direction.
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