Reform’s first year running councils: ‘The atmosphere in the chamber has changed’
Reform’s first year running councils seems to have been defined by a focus on ‘culture war’ issues
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As the father of a disabled child, I’ve watched the NHS crumble under Jeremy Hunt
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It will be amalgamated into the new Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy
Priti Patel said DfID should be abolished – now she runs it
Patel wanted to replace international aid with private sector investment
Boris Johnson cheered for Assad’s troops in Syria. Now he’s foreign secretary
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Ourselves Alone: How Brexiters shrugged off international law
Leave chiefs’ colonial view of rights means less ‘control’ for the rest of us
Bank of England doesn’t cut interest rates, defying expectations
The expected cut in rates is likely to happen in August
How can the UK guarantee a fair tax deal for Malawi?
The country’s colonial era tax treaty is currently being renegotiated
Why not call ‘Left-wing’ Theresa May’s bluff?
If the new Prime Minister wants to move Left, why not hold her to it?
With their crackdown on party democracy, Labour’s reformers have become entrenched
If members cannot sit in the same room with each other without resorting to violence then the party is finished anyway