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Truss at 10: How Not to Be Prime Minister claims the then PM suggested severe spending cuts to fill financial black hole

A poor-value deal negotiated by Liz Truss nearly cost the country £130bn, book claims

New book by Sir Anthony Seldon features interviews with insiders from the Truss government

Two historians argued in the 1990s that nine conditions defined the likelihood of Tory defeat. Almost all of them hold today, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Partygate report could not be more damning – but his only concern is for those who still mass under his tattered flag, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

A howl of scholarly frustration at a prime minister out of his depth

Sir Anthony Seldon, headteacher of Epsom College, warned of the risks of plagiarism and deepfakes.

Artificial intelligence poses the greatest danger to education and the Government is responding too slowly to the threat, head teachers have claimed.

School leaders announce launch of body to protect students from the risks of artificial intelligence

Many people realise that Boris Johnson is a dishonest chancer who lacks any real convictions, said David Gauke in The New Statesman. Less obvious – at least to those outside Whitehall – is “quite how extraordinarily inept he was at performing some of the basic functions of being prime minister”.…

There’s apathy over the king, frustration in the football, and Great Expectations disappoints