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“It is a radical vision but it is also a realistic one,” so said Rishi Sunak two summers ago. Many want to forget the leadership wars of that...
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Harold Wilson was fixated on political plotting and intrigue. He spent much of the 1970s in a paranoid state about a notional secret cabal within the...
Larry Summers is no tubthumping right-winger. The former president of Harvard University has long-standing links to progressive American politics –...
The Isle of Thanet is one of the more unlikely places for a political revolution. Lying on the eastern extremity of Kent, its remoteness gives the...
What is the most profoundly depressing document in Britain today? Not Nigel Farage’s invoice for his stint in the jungle or a list of the recent...
Andrew Neil called it one of the most important political moments of his life. As the 2019 election results rolled in, the doyen of broadcasting...
Andrew Neil called it one of the most important political moments of his life. As the 2019 election results rolled in, the doyen of broadcasting...
London’s Charing Cross Road was distinctly anxious last Saturday. As dusk fell and punters headed towards their evenings of enjoyment, gaggles of...
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Not for the first time, the future of the Western world will be decided at Bletchley Park. Yards away from the laboratory where Alan Turing’s...
Sajid Javid looked at me firmly and pledged “I will fix this.” It was early 2018 and the long-awaited Casey Review into community cohesion was...
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In just one week, Sir Keir Starmer has made two blunders. Since becoming Labour leader, he has gradually tried to shift his party away from the...
A new Horizon has broken, has it not? Ripples of relief are emanating from British scientists as, after two years in the cold, we have joined the...
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