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The next time Keir Starmer “declares he has ‘full confidence’ in a subordinate, they might quickly seek the advice of a headhunter”, says Martin Ivens in Bloomberg. Both Angela Rayner, his ex-deputy P
What happened A Reform UK government would abolish ...
The right to protest Controversy of the week ...
Beveridge is alive and living in modern Britain. Not the man, but the social problems he identified, known as his five giants: idleness, ignorance, disease, squalor and want. It was Sir William Beveri
↑ Number 8 Frobisher Drive appears to be an ordinary house on an ordinary road in Swindon. Sitting at the end of a terrace of four houses behind a grass verge, its pitched roof, dark orange bricks and
