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The policy launched by Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s remains a core part of the Tory party’s identity

In today’s newsletter: To win over a split party, the prime minister says he will expand right to buy – Thatcher’s hallmark if controversial housing policy – even though it’s almost certainly a bad idea

Tactical voting, Margaret Thatcher and a lack of cash blamed for party's barren decades

Total donated to parties by financial firms and individuals tied to the sector over two years, report says

Whether Johnson is ousted now or in the coming weeks, the Tories will again grasp the Thatcherite mantle, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

THIS weekend marks the Queen's 70th year on the throne and events are taking place across the UK. 

LARGE-SCALE celebrations of the Platinum Jubilee would be seen as “inappropriate and insensitive” in parts of the Commonwealth despite UK…

The Danish political drama is a breath of fresh air, given the unbearableness of Westminster. How lovely to have it back

Throughout her reign the Queen has witnessed 18 General Elections and seen 14 different Prime Ministers occupy Downing Street.

Her first premier was Sir Winston Churchill and her most recent is Boris Johnson.

Former British prime minister David Cameron famously proclaimed in 2010 that the thought of giving prisoners the vote made him “physically ill”. Cameron argued that “frankly, when people commit a crime and go to prison, they should lose their rights, including the right to vote”.