The British government needs an ‘exit strategy’ from this crisis
If the daily numbers of deaths start to fall significantly in, say, a month’s time, then there might be public pressure for some restrictions to be lifted
Keir Starmer may have a better chance of taking Labour to power than anyone expected
In some ways Starmer will be in a better position than he could have hoped for at the start of this contest
How will the ‘war’ on coronavirus change Britain?
Boris Johnson has railed against the ‘nanny state’, yet he now finds himself ordering people to stay in their houses
In Britain, coronavirus will be a test of trust
If the UK gets it wrong, then the nature of the relationship between the citizen and the state will be changed for at least a generation
Boris Johnson knows the risk he is taking with his coronavirus strategy
Why isn’t the UK doing what so many other countries are doing?
Le crunch: are the Brexit talks doomed before they begin?
The EU and the UK are set for a bad-tempered first few meetings
The Brexit reshuffle: every great office of state is now held by a Leaver
The Brexit celebrations on January 31 disguised the fact that, in practical terms, nothing changed the next day
Boris wants a 2024 election — and wants to start his building boom now
The Tories must make some progress if they want to win re-election
Terror is the toughest issue facing the Tories
The British government knows that if it can’t fix this issue it will be failing in its duty to protect the public
How the deadlock can be broken in Britain’s trade talks with the EU
The EU view is that any tariff free, quota free trade deal must include ‘robust commitments to ensure a level playing field’
Mike Pompeo: the UK will be ‘front of the line’ for a trade deal
Pompeo declared that the UK/US relationship was in a ‘fantastic place’
What will the Tories fight about now?
While the issue of Europe no longer splits the party, it could be superseded by an even older Tory fault-line: free trade
The British Labour party must change if it is to win
In this contest, the remaining candidates are barely addressing the most difficult question for Labour: how do they win a majority again?
Why the UK cabinet reshuffle might not be so radical after all
Today, Johnson is in a more powerful position than any British prime minister since Tony Blair prior to the invasion of Iraq
Revealed: Boris’s blueprint for Brexit
For the first time in four years, the British government knows what it wants
Boris’s Britain: How the UK PM intends to deliver for his new friends in the North
The Johnson plan is taking shape, with three components
Boris Johnson’s spectacular win heralds a new era for Britain
The UK will leave the EU on January 31
Changing the script: the shifting character of Britain’s political parties
There has been a transformation in what they stand for and who they appeal to
Which three things could block a Conservative majority in the UK election?
The margins are fine
The Tories are right to be nervous
Will the Remain vote coalesce around Labour?
If Trump wants to dent Corbyn’s election chances, he should just ignore him
Conservative insiders concerned the president as ‘totally beyond control’
The collapse of the anti-Brexit campaign
Unless Remainers can unite (and quickly), their cause is lost
Can Nigel Farage take the Tories to victory?
Boris’s marriage of convenience may just pay off at the polls
Boris Johnson’s fate will be decided by Liberal Democrat voters
The British PM is not fully in control of his own destiny
Can Boris Johnson succeed where Theresa May failed?
There are crucial differences that could help the Tories reverse the errors of 2017
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