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Could Burnham be the answer to Labour's woes?
By Charles Wawn Rumours that Andy Burnham, a key figure in Labour’s soft left, is planning to usurp Keir Starmer as Labour leader and...


Unite the Kingdom rally: When the far-right makes the case against itself
By George Marshall “You either fight back, or you die” . Those were the incendiary words of Elon Musk as he virtually addressed the crowd...


Scrubbed but not forgotten: Everything that was wrong with Banksy’s latest mural
By William Raven The Royal Courts of Justice sits, overlooking central London, as a vast Victorian Gothic monument to the rule of law....


Looking back: A brief critique of the chancellor's economic policy
The UK Labour Party’s term in government has been filled with U-turns and inconsistencies from welfare to protestors rights to tax, ...


Me and Mr Jones: Number 10’s autumn restructure
Starmer greets his newly-appointed Chief Secretary to the Treasury Darren Jones in the corridor outside the first-floor Thatcher room,...


The Epping affair and the case of the 'migrant hotel'
By Coby Saxby In yet another blow to Sir Keir Starmer’s premiership the High Court has imposed a temporary injunction halting the use of...


'Operation raise the colours': Why this is not 'real' patriotism
By George Marshall Over the past few weeks, a disturbing trend has begun circulating across social media under the name of ‘Operation...


Protests, proscription and the politics of dissent
By Meghana Pappu If there is one thing I noticed in my brief stint of living it up in London, it's that getting on the Bakerloo line in...


Vance and the UK: Friend or foe?
By Charlie Cartwright Just weeks after Donald Trump’s five-day visit to Scotland, his faithful vice president arrives in the UK for a visit to Chevening House, meeting with his unlikely companion, David Lammy. “Friendship and mutual understanding” were the words uttered by former Prime Minister and war hero Winston Churchill in a 1946 speech during his lecture tour following the end of WWII. Churchill’s cordial relationships with wartime U.S. presidents Roosevelt and Truman,


Lucy Letby: Within reasonable doubt?
By Temi Olaojo ‘In summary, ladies and gentlemen, we did not find any murders.’ Those were the words of Dr. Shoo Lee, an expert...
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