As the Guardian notes this morning: Danny Kruger, a leading backbencher and founder of the increasingly influential New Conservatives group, said the Conservatives risked being
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Sunak: mean, cruel, punitive and profoundly unjust
The Sunday Telegraph has this lead article this morning (and I apologise for testing your eyesight): The message from Sunak is unambiguous. After fourteen years
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The Rwanda Bill’s denial of the truth is not a mistake: it is Tory policy
Kemi Badenoch is the Business Secretary. She is also the minister for inequality. And she is desperate to be the leader of the Tory party.
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Sunak is going for the title of worst Tory leader this century
These three headlines paper next to each other in an FT newsletter this morning: How did we reach such depths? What is seemingly certain is
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How long has Sunak got?
There is a headline in the Observer today that says: It seems clear that large numbers of Tories have decided that Sunak’s Rwanda plan is either
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Sunak’s one remaining priority as PM is how he might spend more time with his family’s money
Imagine you are Rishi Sunak right now. Humour me and try, for a moment. Your migration policy is failing. So too is just about everything
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Sunak looks like a prime minister with a decidedly short sell-by date
I wrote yesterday that: In fairness to the Tories, it looks quite likely that they will split over [Rwanda]. The possibility that the supposed most
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The Tories have gone full on fascist with their Rwanda Bill
The government has this afternoon published this: This statement in the preamble to this Bill is astonishing: So, human rights no longer matter in UK
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The government’s desire to have access to the bank accounts of every benefit claimant – including pensioners – whilst refusing to take powers to tackle tax abuse – reveals malicious intent on their part
This speech was made by Labour backbench Sir Stephen Timms in the House of Commons on 29 November during a debate on the government’s new
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