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UK Politics

A collection of 868 Posts

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Is the Rwanda plan acting as a deterrent? What the evidence says about this approach post image
Rwanda Deportations 2024 General Election Asylum Seekers

Is the Rwanda plan acting as a deterrent? What the evidence says about this approach

by Matilde Rosina
Humza Yousaf, Scotland’s departing first minister, and the art of the resignation speech post image
Scottish Politics UK Politics United Kingdom

Humza Yousaf, Scotland’s departing first minister, and the art of the resignation speech

by Dr Colin Alexander
Nigel Farage eyes political return: A Tory takeover? post image
UK Politics TODAY+ Conservative Party

Nigel Farage eyes political return: A Tory takeover?

by Europeans TODAY
Nigel Farage’s return? post image
Debate Analysis Conservative Party Nigel Farage

Nigel Farage’s return?

by Europeans TODAY
Labour plans to nationalise rail network within five years post image
UK Politics Labour Party Keir Starmer

Labour plans to nationalise rail network within five years

by Europeans TODAY
Rishi Sunak wants to cut the cost of ‘sicknote’ Britain. But we’ve found a strong economic case for benefits post image
Public Health Economy Analysis

Rishi Sunak wants to cut the cost of ‘sicknote’ Britain. But we’ve found a strong economic case for benefits

by Elliott Johnson
Sunak’s £75 billion defence boost: Fact or fiction? post image
News Brief Rishi Sunak TODAY+

Sunak’s £75 billion defence boost: Fact or fiction?

by Europeans TODAY
Parliament passes bill declaring Rwanda safe – but can it really be called a law at all? post image
Rwanda Deportations UK-Rwanda Refugee Relocation Analysis

Parliament passes bill declaring Rwanda safe – but can it really be called a law at all?

by Joshua Jowitt
Gibraltar, and reviewing the Brexit ‘bill of goods’ post image
Long-Read Analysis Brexit

Gibraltar, and reviewing the Brexit ‘bill of goods’

by Professor Chris Grey
‘Hard-right’ NatCon event was organised by oil-funded group post image
Climate Change Anti-Climate Policy Anti-Green

‘Hard-right’ NatCon event was organised by oil-funded group

by DeSmog
Angela Rayner’s housing scandal: Storm in a teacup or nightmare scenario for Keir Starmer? post image
UK Politics 2024 General Election Angela Rayner

Angela Rayner’s housing scandal: Storm in a teacup or nightmare scenario for Keir Starmer?

by Dr Tom Quinn
Liz Truss: What she got wrong (and what she’s actually right about) post image
UK Politics Bank of England Conservative Party

Liz Truss: What she got wrong (and what she’s actually right about)

by Dr Renaud Foucart