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Donald Trump is reportedly poised to veto Keir Starmer’s choice for UK ambassador to the US. And it’s very bad news for one side of the special relationship.
A tumultuous year lies ahead, and all roads lead back to Trump.
Looking at how votes were distributed in 2024 offers a more reassuring picture.
Labour has vowed to end divisive discourse demonising out-of-work people as ‘scroungers’ - but how does this fit with its tough warnings about people who don’t ‘engage’?
Humans crave certainty in an increasingly uncertain world. Liberal politicians must find a way to provide it.
It’s the government’s job to make it easier and cheaper for people to change their lives.
The prospect of US tariffs on British exports is focusing minds in the UK.
Starmer has already laid the groundwork for a positive working relationship with Trump – but will it be enough?
What the US election result means for the British prime minister and foreign secretary.
Some uncomfortable home truths just could not be avoided.
We shouldn’t think differently about working-class MPs taking gifts but the reality is that we do.
Labour party activists often campaign for US Democrats – but no one has ever tested whether they should in a legal case.
Foreign interference into elections is regulated by three main federal laws enacted by Congress since 1938.
Gray’s lengthy civil service career has coincided with some major national events, not least partygate.
Keir Starmer is not the first prime minister to run into difficulties – but only he can turn this ship around.
British governments have neglected Africa and the Commonwealth due to domestic political and economic difficulties since Brexit.
The rules around donations have been reviewed before and it’s hard to see this drama changing them.
The problem of secrecy and a lack of transparency and candour is systemic and cultural.
The prime minister was under pressure to shift the mood at party conference and he appears to have met the brief.
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