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Andy Burnham's first speech shows why London could become his biggest headache
The incoming Prime Minister's major promise is easier said that done, writes Rakib Ehsan from the Policy Exchange
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OpinionAlastair Stewart: Jon Snow revealing his Alzheimer's diagnosis should give others hope
In this week's Living With Dementia, Alastair Stewart writes about the former Channel 4 presenter's shock revelation
OpinionKeir Starmer failed the Washington test - Andy Burnham looks set to make the same mistake
American political commentator Lee Cohen fears Andy Burnham's impact on the Special Relationship
OpinionAfter taking nine months maternity leave, I've returned to find Britain is stuck in a political groundhog day
Sure, some things have changed, but much hasn't, writes the GB News presenter
OpinionUnemployment is soaring in Britain — and things are going to get worse under Rachel Reeves
'Unfortunately, the Chancellor is practising on the country at large without grasping some of the simplest principles'
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Donald Trump’s next move in Iran could change the Middle East forever
The next phase of this war could be fought on the ground, intelligence expert Ronald Sandee writes
The UAE's decision is the beginning of the end of Opec
Opec controls up to 40 per cent of the world’s oil and its members sit on 80 per cent of the proven reserves
Every woman in Britain owes a debt of gratitude to Lynne Pinches for standing up to trans cultists
It is truly a disgrace women like her are called upon to take part in these exhausting political and cultural battles, writes GB News columnist Paul Embery
New Year, New Shafting? From an Orwellian crackdown to a 100% death tax, here's what to expect in 2026
Former Met Detective Peter Bleksley gazes into his crystal ball for the year ahead
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Josh Simons just created a monster in Makerfield that could swallow Labour whole - Gawain Towler
The Labour MP has shown contempt for his constituents by stepping aside to allow Andy Burnham to run, writes the Reform UK board member
'If you push the laws too far people will break them, not follow them'
'One wonders whether politicians will ever learn?'
Britain is being governed by Net Zero zealots — and the outlook is bleak
The reaction from ministers to questions over the UK's electricity grid has been shameful, writes Net Zero Watch director Andrew Montford
England didn't lose the World Cup. Thomas Tuchel threw it away
Sports journalist Paul Coyte writes that England didn't lack heart last night but they lost leadership from the touchline
The turquoise tidal wave is very real - and it's coming for everyone in Britain - Gawain Towler
What we are seeing is not a protest or a wobble, but a rout, writes the Reform UK board member
The nation is in an abusive relationship that's about to get a whole lot more toxic
Asking for Angela would not provide safety - far from it, writes GB News presenter Cristo Foufas