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Glen O'Hara: The Boris bounce is less buoyant than it seems

13 August 2019

Behind the headline polling numbers Boris Johnson's path to a Commons majority is rockier than...

Lib Dem London Mayoral hopeful Siobhan Benita vows to protest against 'Islamophobic' Trump

4 June 2019

Donald Trump should not be given the red-carpet treatment, writes Siobhan Benita

Paul Ovenden: Local election results show the Brexit tide is lapping at Labour’s feet

3 May 2019

How Labour responds to it's major Brexit split could echo down the ages, writes former Labour...

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Steve Richards: As Labour stumbles on Brexit, the Lib Dems are important again

2 December 2016

Labour MPs are all over the place on Brexit, but the Lib Dems have triumphed in Richmond with a...

Matthew Parris: 2016 - the year in political scorn

30 November 2016

This year has provided a rich crop of abusive, catty, witty, and downright brutal language -...

David Herdson: The time is right for an income tax hike

28 November 2016

Both prudence and politics demand that Philip Hammond abandons out-dated Treasury habits

Kevin Maguire: The party's over for Ukip - and Nigel Farage knows it

24 November 2016

Ukip's next leader looks set to be a shaven-headed Scouser who opposes abortion and lacks the...

Ioan Marc Jones: The left needs to up its pub appeal

16 November 2016

Jeremy Corbyn's policies are based on ideas that friends in the boozer struggle to grasp after...

James Frayne: Foreign and defence secretary are the glamour roles again

15 November 2016

With the election of Donald Trump, both Boris Johnson and Michael Fallon have both received big...

Jacqui Smith: After the abuse, how should ministers treat Trump?

14 November 2016

Building strong links does not have to mean pandering to values that we fundamentally disagree...

George Pascoe-Watson: Theresa May is all about trade

10 November 2016

The Prime Minister's response to Donald Trump's election win was the right one

James Millar: Donald Trump's victory could usher in a new liberal era

9 November 2016

Misogyny was Donald Trump's greatest friend but his victory could be a blip on the road to...

Ayesha Hazarika: Let's call time on contempt for politics

7 November 2016

Even the comedians agree that it's time to stop trashing politicians

Abi Wilkinson: Labour MPs can't afford to be blocking Brexit

4 November 2016

Now that right-wing populism has taken hold, it’s too late for Labour to wind back the clock....

Steve Richards: Theresa May needs to come clean on the size of the state

2 November 2016

The PM should break away from George Osborne’s pursuit of a much smaller state.

James Millar: Ed Balls could be Labour's Russell Crowe

31 October 2016

Like Crowe's gladiator, Balls has realised that to achieve his goal he must win the crowd by...

Jon Craig: The battle over Heathrow will go far beyond Richmond Park

26 October 2016

The by-election in Zac Goldsmith’s seat could take place before Christmas, but the lobbying war...

Kevin Maguire: Jeremy Corbyn is teeing up a ‘Tango Man’ offensive

21 October 2016

The Labour leader has a new-look team and a new strategy to boot.

James Frayne: Theresa May's grand plan to realign British politics

17 October 2016

Under May's leadership, the Tories have shifted their focus towards the lower middle classes. It...

David Herdson: Hard Brexit is the only option for Theresa May

14 October 2016

The mantle of the party of the people is there for the taking by the Tories.

Euan McColm: Nicola Sturgeon has thrown down the gauntlet to Theresa May

13 October 2016

The SNP leader may feel that she can use the impact of Brexit to her advantage.

James Millar: Theresa May is modelling herself on Nicola Sturgeon

7 October 2016

The prime minister is on a mission to capture the 52% who voted for Brexit.

George Pascoe-Watson: No essay crisis for Mrs May

6 October 2016

THE INSIDER: The PM arrived in Birmingham with her speech largely polished and went to bed early...

Ayesha Hazarika: My Labour conference diary

30 September 2016

The leader’s speech was a good effort, but the conference bars were disgracefully quiet.

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