Sue Gray to blame for cronyism row, Tories tell watchdog
Labour under fire in top civil service jobs controversy
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Labour under fire in top civil service jobs controversy
The Government’s list of failures gets longer daily, and they are not purely economic
Savour the UK’s growth figures. Sadly they won’t survive with Labour’s return to Brussels style statism
The Prime Minister returned an advance payment of £18,450 to the publisher, according to his register of interests
Engaging with minorities through group ‘leaders’ has perverted policing. Let’s not make that error again
With great influence and a firm grip on Whitehall, Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff may well be Britain’s most powerful woman
You would be foolish to bank on Rachel Reeves’ assurance that the triple lock is safe
Starmer and Reeves will use every excuse to target pensioners again
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Starmer risks storing up trouble in the long-term in return for short-term popularity with its biggest funders
Government says team of ministers will have ‘all available levers’ to achieve its goals as child poverty taskforce begins work
The new Government has been unleashed, dedicating itself to total victory in both the class and culture wars
Four out of seven politicians chosen to lead on overseas policy have lambasted the former US president in the past
The Government’s newness means the public are still willing to overlook its mistakes. But that won’t last
Starmer’s party did nothing in opposition to help the Conservatives tackle an issue of deep public concern
Tory leadership hopeful says response to disorder ‘must always be swift and determined’
Bernadette Spofforth is the victim of a witch hunt – and it’s all because the Prime Minister is desperate to shut down uncomfortable debate
Frozen personal allowance will penalise retirees on full new state pension
Chances of regional war increase as Tehran ignores calls for calm and Jerusalem says it will respond to any strike
Prime minister urged Rishi Sunak to ‘rule out’ scrapping means-tested benefit in May
Social media site’s owner provoked row with Downing Street after claiming Britain was heading for civil war amid rioting
‘Too often, we have avoided being brutally honest’ about those who commit atrocities, declares shadow security minister
Anglo-Italian plan for Europol to prioritise the targeting of people smugglers