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Total Results: 519
09/30/2019 - 11:10am
Can Boris win back Brexit Party voters?
The Conservative strategy to woo back leavers may have misjudged Nigel Farage's appeal
Matthew Goodwin
30.09
Five ways the Tories could lose the election
Boris Johnson needs to understand what went wrong for Theresa May in 2017
Peter Franklin
30.09
How to be a responsible globalist
Immigration isn't only about economics — so we need to reframe the debate
Hassan Damluji
Friday, September 27
27.09
How desperate is Doncaster for Brexit?
For the Tory Party to survive, it will need to claim some Labour heartlands at the next election. Our correspondent visits a prime target
Ian Birrell
27.09
Imagine David Cameron had won his referendum
If Remain had won, would Leavers really have left the political stage?
Peter Franklin
27.09
How Labour could win back its people
There were signs in Brighton that some in the Party are beginning to understand what it will take to win
Paul Embery
27.09
Corbyn’s Labour resounds with loathing
This year's conference in Brighton revealed a monomaniacal party removed from reality and completely in denial
Tanya Gold
Thursday, September 26
26.09
A vision of Britain’s polarised future
A Briton in the US explains why we can expect partisanship to get far, far worse
Daniel Kalder
26.09
The insidious racism of the Left
The desire that we all submit to the same cultural rules threatens the diversity that the Left proclaims as one of its objectives
Giles Fraser
Wednesday, September 25
25.09
How to make Britain One Nation again
The referendum vote was a cry for a fairer, more united country, something neither Thatcherism nor Corbynism can deliver
David Skelton
Tuesday, September 24
24.09
What’s the point of Ukip?
Now Ukip's core policy has been stolen, the triumphant disruptor of UK politics is approaching an existential moment
Robin Aitken
Monday, September 16
16.09
Brexit, Thunberg and the dangers of blind hope
Aeschylus’ take on Prometheus is a handy tool for cutting through all manner of confusing situations to reach the core of human behaviour: blind hope
Daniel Kalder
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