Has Reform hit a ceiling?
Nigel Farage’s party is in danger of losing momentum
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The China spies case’s million-dollar question
Why the case against two British men accused of spying for China was dropped
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Caerphilly is Labour’s broken stronghold
The century-old Labour seat may fall this Friday
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Keir Starmer’s circle of friends is perilously small
Is karaoke club the answer?
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France and the UK are declining together
They’re in a worse state than my old Ford C-Max
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Prince Andrew vs everyone
Keir Starmer has a chance to show what an “insurgent government” looks like
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Of course China is a threat
The government’s handling of the China spy case has been a “masterclass in ineptitude”. Keir Starmer must stand up to…
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Exclusive: Starmer outspends Johnson on levelling up in first year
Labour invested £2bn more on Levelling Up in its first year
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Kinnock: Keir has “months, not years” to change
The former Labour leader said he has “reservations about the capability” of Starmer’s top advisors in No 10
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The death of Welsh Labour
As the party loses its grip on power, progressives must find a new vehicle to defeat Reform
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Exclusive: Miliband’s clean jobs plan wins over the unions
The Energy Secretary’s plan has been backed by some of net zero’s loudest critics in the trade union movement
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Rachel Reeves’s great tax dilemma
Will the Chancellor have to break her pledges to save her fiscal rules?
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Keir Starmer: the Downing Street terminator
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster
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Can Mary Barton save Britain’s badgers?
Parliament’s longest-standing protester is fighting to end the culls – but Labour’s Steve Reed is biting back
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On patrol with Labour’s Mike Tapp
The migration minister is hawkish on protecting Britain’s borders – but rejects Reform’s politics of division
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Labour has a Green problem
Zack Polanski’s first month as leader shows he’s the biggest threat Keir Starmer has faced from the left.
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Who is Jonathan Powell?
The national security adviser finds himself at the centre of events once again
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Kemi Badenoch is pretending to be tough on China
It’s a shame the leader of the opposition never thought this way before
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Jonathan Reynolds breaks bread with suspended MPs
The new chief whip has scheduled meetings with the banished backbench MPs
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Clarkson’s click farm
The former Top Gear presenter is again sounding out whether he could run for parliament
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