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Yes, there were bad policies. But they were not the problem. The decision to cut winter fuel allowance. The decision to hike National Insurance payments. The decision to pick a fight with farmers over inheritance tax. These were all bad policies. 

As for foreign policy, the sight of Starmer in the White House ingratiating himself with Trump was immensely damagi...


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There are times when I feel like a has-been, and other times when I really wish I was.

The first feeling is at its strongest when I reflect that it is more than two decades since I left full-time proximity to one of the most consequential prime ministers in UK history; that I have done many different things since, advised many different people, campaigns and causes,...


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“It is our last chance to make a change, and we will take it”: when, in the early hours of Friday, Andy Burnham spoke these words in his acceptance speech in Wigan, he was not, as some have claimed, resorting to lazy boilerplate language. The newly elected MP for Makerfield was identifying an existential threat – and declaring his intention to confront it.

Lyndon Jo...


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British voters are strikingly open to reintegration with the EU, with as many as three quarters wanting a closer relationship, a major new survey has shown.

The polling, by YouGov and Mandate for the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), suggests that old Brexit red lines are falling away, with a majority now open to freedom of movement and even a European n...


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PICK OF THE WEEK The Misanthrope (National Theatre, London, until August 1)

From Killing Eve to killing ease: in Martin Crimp’s adaptation of Molière’s classic 1666 comedy of manners, transposed to a modern setting, the mighty Sandra Oh plays Alice, a Booker Prize-winning novelist who simply refuses to spare herself (or anyone else) s...


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