Tag: Westminster

Total Results: 60


The Parliamentary Labour Party, pictured welcoming Andy Burnham, is full of conflicting agendas. (Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
20 Jul 2026 - 1:02am

Labour’s next civil war It’s Philosophers versus Economists

Andrew O'Brien

Friday, 17 July

17.07

What Burnham gets wrong about the elites Bring back the Victorian do-gooder

Wessie du Toit

Tuesday, 14 July

14.07

Ann Widdecombe: Britain’s last Battleaxe We have grown simpering and sentimental

Mary Harrington

Tuesday, 30 June

30.06

Does Manchesterism need Miliband? Red Ed has a radical vision for Britain

Wessie du Toit

Saturday, 27 June

27.06

The myth of the King of the North Burnham’s realm is not united

James Rebanks

Saturday, 30 May

30.05

Burnham won’t quell England’s revolt He’s a provincial Sadiq Khan

Aris Roussinos

Thursday, 2 April

02.04

Why ethnonationalism endures Westminster is still in denial

Aris Roussinos

Tuesday, 21 October

22.10

How HR strangled Whitehall Civil servants waste time on trivialities

Ioan Phillips

Saturday, 6 September

06.09

The shaming of Angela Rayner Class is not a protected characteristic

Tracy King

Saturday, 31 May

31.05

Dominic Cummings, revolutionary He has given up on reforming the system

Aris Roussinos

Thursday, 29 May

29.05

British politics has lost its hinterland MPs once had rich cultural lives

Robert Khan and Tom Salinsky

Wednesday, 14 May

14.05

Welsh nationalism is on the march The Valleys are sick of Westminster colonialism

Joel Day