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Simon Clarke says blocking infrastructure plans is ‘shameful’ and will cause UK living standards to worsen

The Speccie was a wise voice compared to the rest of the rightwing media. But can it remain so within the stable of the man who owns GB News, asks Archie Bland, editor of the Guardian’s First Edition newsletter

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The chancellor has signalled that she may change some of the government’s fiscal rules in her speech. What are they – and what could that mean?

Demoralised and in opposition, party delegates are showing little enthusiasm for the candidates – or the event itself

In his about-to-be-published memoir, Johnson says he was ‘made’ to try to persuade Harry and Meghan not to leave the UK

In the 12 months that followed the “notorious” Commons statement total number of mortgage approvals slumped by 27.8% while transaction volumes fell by 13.3%

THERE'S now a growing consensus that Keir Starmer has made a mess of his first three months in power, partly due to a dogmatic insistence on…

Editorial: A crackdown on welfare and pensioner benefits signals that Labour will prioritise the interests of those in work over other sections of society

Truss and I first met in person in 2009, but it was a shock to meet her on a sixth form college tour. I couldn’t work out whether to confront her, take a selfie, or run and hide, writes Zoe Williams

Former Prime Minister Liz Truss has doubled down on her claim that Britain would be in “far better shape” if her notorious mini-Budget had not been undermined by the “economic establishment” on the second anniversary of the tumultuous Commons statement that led to her ejection from office.