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All of Keir Starmer’s U-turns and abandoned policy pledges, from child benefits to private schools
All of Keir Starmer’s U-turns and abandoned policy pledges, from child benefits to private schools
Since becoming Labour leader in 2020, Keir Starmer has abandoned some of his key promises. We've broken them down
Why Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget is the most important in years – and could decide Labour's future
Why Jeremy Hunt's Spring Budget is the most important in years – and could decide Labour's future
Why Starmer's £28bn green pledge U-turn is bad news for the climate, economy and his path to power
Why Starmer's £28bn green pledge U-turn is bad news for the climate, economy and his path to power
From Boris to Starmer: The man behind Jonathan Pie takes on 2023's wildest political moments
From Boris to Starmer: The man behind Jonathan Pie takes on 2023's wildest political moments
UK government spent millions defending its Rwanda plan. Here's how that money could be better spent
UK government spent millions defending its Rwanda plan. Here's how that money could be better spent
UK's doomed Rwanda plan is costing taxpayers £290m. Here's how that money could be better spent
UK's doomed Rwanda plan is costing taxpayers £290m. Here's how that money could be better spent
King's Speech shows government has 'no plan' to end rough sleeping or tackle long-term problems
King's Speech shows government has 'no plan' to end rough sleeping or tackle long-term problems
Ban on no-fault evictions delayed indefinitely. Here's why you should be furious
Ban on no-fault evictions delayed indefinitely. Here's why you should be furious
Government in waiting or same old Labour? What we learned from Keir Starmer and party conference
Government in waiting or same old Labour? What we learned from Keir Starmer and party conference
Rachel Reeves' plan to 'rebuild Britain' applauded by experts – but can Labour offer real change?
Rachel Reeves' plan to 'rebuild Britain' applauded by experts – but can Labour offer real change?
Why you've nothing to fear from 15-minute cities despite Tory scaremongering
Why you've nothing to fear from 15-minute cities despite Tory scaremongering
From HS2 to net zero: Experts weigh in on political impact of Rishi Sunak's U-turns
From HS2 to net zero: Experts weigh in on political impact of Rishi Sunak's U-turns
A damning list of Rishi Sunak’s broken promises and screeching U-turns, from net zero to EU law
A damning list of Rishi Sunak’s broken promises and screeching U-turns, from net zero to EU law
Labour says ‘there’s no money left’. We asked experts if that’s true
Labour says ‘there’s no money left’. We asked experts if that’s true
What does Boris Johnson’s resignation mean for Rishi Sunak?
What does Boris Johnson’s resignation mean for Rishi Sunak?
Here’s what the UK can learn from Australia, Sweden, and the US about getting voters to the polls
Here’s what the UK can learn from Australia, Sweden, and the US about getting voters to the polls
Windsor framework: Why Rishi Sunak was able to secure the Brexit deal that others couldn’t
Windsor framework: Why Rishi Sunak was able to secure the Brexit deal that others couldn’t
Nicola Sturgeon’s most memorable moments as she resigns as Scotland’s first minister
Nicola Sturgeon’s most memorable moments as she resigns as Scotland’s first minister
From Weetabix to the death penalty: Tory deputy chair Lee Anderson's controversial comments
From Weetabix to the death penalty: Tory deputy chair Lee Anderson's controversial comments
4 big issues Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer failed to address in their speeches
4 big issues Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer failed to address in their speeches
Why people are furious about Matt Hancock's Pandemic Diaries book
Why people are furious about Matt Hancock's Pandemic Diaries book
Inside Nicola Sturgeon’s operation to win European support for Scottish independence
Inside Nicola Sturgeon’s operation to win European support for Scottish independence
Is the fiscal ‘black hole’ real? We asked economists
Is the fiscal ‘black hole’ real? We asked economists
How spending cuts have decimated public services since 2010, from libraries to youth clubs
How spending cuts have decimated public services since 2010, from libraries to youth clubs
From benefit claimants to bankers: Here’s what the mini-budget means for your pay packet
