Who cares if Britain runs out of gas this winter? Rishi likes Yorkshire lamb
I, for one, would rather hear a bit more the contenders' policies and a bit less about their music tastes
The real rot at the heart of the Bank of England
Under Andrew Bailey's governorship the institution has descended into being a second-rate, politicised failure
Rishi Sunak vs Liz Truss: Who won the latest Tory leadership debate?
The two candidates faced another live grilling, this time by host Kay Burley, in their bid to become prime minister
What happens if Britain refuses to pay its rising energy bills?
Poll tax pushed us to the brink and now sky-high prices in a cost of living crisis may tip us over the edge
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My fingers are crossed for Badenoch – a politician to get excited about
Her entry into the contest on Saturday was the first moment in a long time when I actually felt some excitement about politics
Sir Keir Starmer, the Great Remainer, has stolen Theresa May’s Brexit policy
As I listened to Starmer's big speech, I had a strange feeling. I had heard something like this before
We need a plan to keep taxes permanently low, not just a cynical Tory tax-cut bidding war
The next PM will have to confront the hard truths behind why the burden has risen to a 70-year high
What on earth was Nadhim Zahawi thinking?
Tory MPs will forgive the chancellor his actions over the past 24 hours if he can prove he is a winner
Civil Service ‘wokers’ are more interested in activism than serving the public
Only four out of 17,000 British diplomats are out as "gender diverse", yet the Foreign Office is attacked for not having a trans ambassador
Nadhim Zahawi: ‘There are elements of the hard Left who dehumanise opponents and shut down debate’
The Iraqi-born Education Secretary talks about growing up, rumours of a Tory leadership bid and a looming battle with teachers over strikes
Britain is in a far more terrible state than anyone is prepared to contemplate
Politicians still like to imagine that this inflationary spike will come and go. But history suggests it’s just the start of the pain
The cycling culture wars have come to Surrey, with some bizarre consequences
Jeremy Hunt, the local MP, should at least enter the poetry contest if he won’t take a clear stance on the cycling question
Starmer may be boring, weak and short of ideas – but he’s still going to win the next election
To a growing number of voters, the Labour leader’s flaws pale in comparison with the shambles of Boris Johnson’s Tories
Inside the bizarre logic of the trade unions’ leading cheerleader
The shallowness of Frances O’Grady's argument on illegal immigration spoke for itself. I am not sure that even she believes it
Revealed: The £300,000 Civil Service social clubs funded by the taxpayer
Amid cost of living crisis, figures show public money was used to fund ‘wasteful’ Whitehall networks in areas such as baking and meditation
There will only be lasting peace in Ukraine when Putin is comprehensively defeated
Ukraine needs more support and equipment to resist pressure to enter premature negotiations
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