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Even leavers might be changing their minds, but there’s little incentive for opposition to revisit issue, say analysts

More than four in 10 people tell pollsters they will economise on presents, while a third expect to go into debt over the festive season

The poll commissioned by More in Common showed more than a third of people expect to go into debt this year as the cost of living crisis hits their Christmas plans

Focus group in Greater Manchester perceived Tory leaders as self-serving after autumn statement

Experts say Tory rebellions could force snap vote, as voters share anger at PM’s ‘coronation’

Concern is growing that the Homes for Ukraine scheme is being ‘quietly phased out’, groups have said.

Concern is growing that the Homes for Ukraine scheme is being ‘quietly phased out’, groups have said.

In today’s newsletter: None of the four most senior jobs in the British government will be held by a white man. How did the Tories get here – and why is it so difficult for Labour?

CHICAGO — You’ve likely heard this before, or felt it in your bones, but it’s horrifying, debilitating and worth repeating, especially right now, as we head into a political season: At least half of this country hates the other half. According to the Pew Research Center, 75% of Democrats think…

Brexit was supposed to have left the country bitterly divided. But Henry Mance finds identity battles losing their grip on the national conversation

Juneteenth is a day when generations of Black Americans have come together to celebrate freedom from slavery. It’s a day that, until recently, was not widely acknowledged outside of some Black communities.