Andrew Rawnsley

Many thanks, Martin

Thank you, Chris, though I never went away!

Thank you, Ian

Labour is facing a two-fronted battle: and, whisper it, e... With a new left party launching, the danger now is that disillusioned voters hand more to rivals from both flanks

Labour would be foolish to dismiss the threat on its left flank
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Thank you, David. You raise an important question.

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Nigel Farage wants to be taken seriously, but can’t stop ... Reform UK sells itself as more than a one-trick party. But its leader can’t quit fearmongering about immigration

Seriously?
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Thank you, Michael

Thank you

Starmerish diplomacy earns global respect – but Britain r... While foreign leaders warm to a steady, pragmatic prime minister, voters at home are waiting to be impressed

Why Starmer's style has so far worked better on the international stage than the domestic one
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Many thanks

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Many thanks

If Labour lacks a compelling story, Starmer is to blame –... The prime minister has a decision to make on Rachel Reeves, but it is the bond markets that may keep her at No 11

If Rachel Reeves stays, there may be trouble. If she goes, it could be double.
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Thank you, Ian

Thank you, David

U-turn on welfare gives backbenchers a taste of the PM’s ... His most recent retreat will placate some rebel MPs, but the next time Sir Keir Starmer has a tough decision to push through, he’ll find it harder to be ...

Labour MPs get a taste of the prime minister’s blood
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