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Once MPs turn against a government, they never turn back. o rebel is to wage war. Specifically, if you go back to the Latin, ...
The Blair era offers ideas on how to reform and improve public services, but the rise of populism raises the stakes ...
Daily Star on MSN14h
How Oasis changed the UK - drugs on Queen's loo, No10 parties and bands who came nextOasis stars Noel and Liam Gallagher are set to define the summer of 2025. Now we take a look at how they changed the world back in the ...
Keir Starmer has made an even worse start to life as prime minister than Liz Truss, an expert has claimed. Political ...
The Observer on MSN2d
U-turn on welfare gives backbenchers a taste of the PM’s bloodHis most recent retreat will placate some rebel MPs, but the next time Sir Keir Starmer has a tough decision to push through, ...
The Observer on MSN2d
A year into office, Keir Starmer is ready for a new approachKeir Starmer has faced rebellions and discontent in the ranks since his election landslide. As he begins his second year ...
Sir Anthony Seldon rips apart the current occupant of No 10 on BBC Newsnight and warns: ‘He's repeating the same mistakes' ...
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Monksdown school, along with schools across Liverpool, has been at the heart of the ‘ No Child Left Behind’ coalition, ...
The Observer on MSN4d
The private trials of Keir StarmerThe prime minister reveals the quiet grief and inner determination of his first year in office – and why he ‘deeply regrets’ his ‘island of strangers’ speech ...
Downing Street has failed to rule out tax rises to pay for a potential U-turn on Sir Keir Starmer’s £5bn welfare reforms as ...
Sir Keir Starmer insisted that he would plough on with the government's proposed welfare reforms. For Labour MPs, that only ...
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