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Steve Richards: Theresa May needs to come clean on the size of the state
The PM should break away from George Osborne’s pursuit of a much smaller state.
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Kevin Maguire: Jeremy Corbyn is teeing up a ‘Tango Man’ offensive
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
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David Herdson: Hard Brexit is the only option for Theresa May
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
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
The prime minister is on a mission to capture the 52% who voted for Brexit.
George Pascoe-Watson: No essay crisis for Mrs May
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Ayesha Hazarika: My Labour conference diary
The leader’s speech was a good effort, but the conference bars were disgracefully quiet.
John Lehal: Theresa May's route to an early election
A 2017 election is on the table - and Jeremy Corbyn’s re-election might be Theresa May's trump...
Steve Richards: Now Corbyn's opponents need to show some humility
The so-called shadow cabinet rebels cocked up - and the contrast with the Blair/Brown era is...
Abi Wilkinson: A plea to both sides of the Corbyn divide
Responsibility for Labour’s abysmal polling doesn’t lie entirely with Jeremy Corbyn's supporters...
Jacqui Smith: Select committees beckon for Labour's talent
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David Herdson: Corbyn and McDonnell are missing a trick
The Labour left could strengthen its grip on the party by giving members are greater say over...
Adrian McMenamin: What makes Corbyn so confident?
There are four key reasons why the Labour leader still believes he can be prime minister.
James Frayne: The truth about working for Michael Gove
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Steve Richards: The transformation of Ed Balls speaks for our bleak political culture
Balls was viewed with disdain as he worked tirelessly in the Commons, but now he is hailed as he...
George Pascoe Watson: The PM's new premium on respect and teamwork
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Kevin Maguire: Corbyn needs to start talking to Tories to get to No 10
The Labour leader's progressive friends cannot carry him to Downing Street on their own.
Jon Craig: Good luck to my mates, the new special advisers
Ex-journalists may not always make the best special advisers, but they are definitely at an...