The Autumn statement of Tory Chancellor Jeremy Hunt, outlining future government taxation plans, will make little difference to the likelihood of a Tory defeat at
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The Tory government has made yet another re-shuffle of ministers but their unpopularity will continue until they are finally kicked out of office. The Conservative
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Editorial: When is a war crime not a war crime?
Keir Starmer tried in a speech this week to ‘clarify’ his view about Israel waging its war on the people of Gaza. He tried by
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Editorial: Starmer playing disgraceful role over Gaza
There has probably never been a time in the entire history of the Labour Party, when political debate and discussion has been so bureaucratically and
The standout feature of this week’s Tory conference was the fact that the party is split down the middle. Besides the Prime Minister himself, a
Rishi Sunak may think that he is on a winner rolling back government commitments on zero carbon, but it is not likely to save him,
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Editorial: Unite needs to campaign inside the Labour Party
It is a very positive step for Sharon Graham, the General Secretary of Unite, to announce that her union is going to use its political
The latest Tory anti-union law – the Minimum Services Levels Act – coming on top of the Public Order and the Retained EU Law Acts,
After scraping home in the by-election in Uxbridge, Rishi Sunak thinks he is onto a good thing pretending to be the ‘friend of the motorist’.
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Editorial: Five things to note from this week
A number of recent events give some insight into likely developments in the Tory Party and the Labour Party. By-elections always have a smaller turnout
