Sadiq Khan warns Labour to stop taking progressive voters for granted
The London mayor has criticised the prime minister for calling the Greens ‘extreme’ after losing the Gorton and Denton by-election
A lesson from the Gorton and Denton by-election: Labour must improve people’s living standards
After decades of economic stagnation, people want things to be different, writes Patrick Hurley MP
Keir Starmer accused of failing to stand up to Trump over US-Israeli attacks on Iran
The prime minister has given the US permission to use UK military bases to carry out strikes on Iran
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Outrage after James Cleverly spent £655 per head on in-flight catering for day trip to Rwanda
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Nigel Farage increases his shareholding in GB News
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Charity regulator reopens complaint against Institute of Economic Affairs
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Sunak’s ‘sneaky Sauvignon surcharge’ faces backlash as wine industry fights Brexit-linked tax hike
“Ludicrous, expensive and probably unworkable.”
Labour can’t afford complacency about the ethnic minority vote
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Upstaged by a parody and outsold by a gut health guide: Boris Johnson’s Unleashed gets off to a shaky start
‘Clearly, people are more interested in their grub and cartoon penguins than they are in reliving Johnson’s political blundering.’