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As the only leader of the G7 group of advanced economies to attend the COP31 meeting in Turkey in person, the UK prime minister is to be congratulated, according...
As with Europe, so on welfare reform: the prime minister and his chancellor are perhaps not of the same mind. It became plain last week that Andy Burnham and...
It is part of the modern Budget ritual to have the Institute for Fiscal Studies, the respected and impartial think tank, pour cold water on the fireworks let off...
What is Andy Burnham up to? In the week of a difficult Budget, the prime minister has chosen to shove the sensitive and divisive issue of Brexit back to...
There is little to quibble with in the prime minister’s latest statement of intent about the plight of young people not in education, training or employment — the million-plus...
There is no better place to restart the debate on Britain’s relationship with the European Union than by admitting that Brexit has flopped. The prime minister is too courteous...
The right to a jury trial is an essential protection against an authoritarian state. Juries may be flawed, but the ability of a jury to return even a perverse...
Labour’s slogan for this week’s party conference is “Hope Again”, which is very much the sort of mood and language — “vibes” — in which Andy Burnham specialises; it...
Kemi Badenoch has not yet got the measure of Andy Burnham. She senses weakness on the issues of defence and welfare spending, which is why she delivered a speech...
Andy Burnham’s wooing of Jim O’Neill has been “quite a dance”, according to the former Goldman Sachs economist. Cynics thought that Burnham, when he was still mayor of Greater...
