Who’s normal enough for Makerfield?
Andy Burnham is relying on his accent, and his taste for meat pie
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Could Rupert Lowe destroy Reform?
Enoch Powell played a similar role aiding the Labour Party in the 1970s
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One simple fact shows Reform and the Greens are nothing alike
The parties’ responses to candidates’ controversies in Makerfield reveal their true characters
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In defence of vox-pop journalism
Spontaneous interviews offer a vital insight into the lives of ordinary people
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Will Restore stop Reform winning in Makerfield?
Rupert Lowe’s party could make all the difference
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Is Makerfield a dead end for the Greens?
Internal division over whether to run a “full campaign” is a sign of things to come
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Alarm clock Britain: a tale of two deprivations
Different kinds of deprivation fuel Reform and the Greens
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It’s Makerfield or break for Andy Burnham
This by-election is a once-in-a-lifetime, all-out fight between social democracy and right-wing populism
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Reform unveils its challenger to Andy Burnham
Who is Robert Kenyon – and can he beat Labour?
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How to stop Reform
Jeremy Corbyn, Gary Stevenson, Suzanne Moore, Zack Polanski and others reflect on Nigel Farage’s surging party
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Labour’s Reform defectors are never coming back
After years of neglecting progressives, the party must learn there is no such thing as a “hero voter”.
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A trip home to Farage country
Also: alternative medicines, and lessons from Imperial China
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How Labour can win again
Working-class voters did not abandon the party – we have forced them to leave
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Five ministers would have lost seats if locals were a general election
Reform and the Greens would have decimated the Labour cabinet
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The British right still hasn’t recovered from Brexit
Farage and Badenoch are caught in the long shadow of 2016
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The SNP are still in power – but Scotland has changed
The insurgent politics sweeping the UK has arrived north of the border
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Labour’s post-mortem debate begins
The old two-party system is well and truly dead
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The former Red Wall falls to Reform
Labour are losing voters in all directions
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Just 1 per cent of Reform voters would consider supporting Labour
New polling casts doubts on Labour plans to win over Nigel Farage’s voters
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Exclusive: Half of Reform voters concerned by Nigel Farage £5m gift
Two-thirds fear billionaire’s personal payment buys “inappropriate” political influence
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