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Rate-setters would fuel growth by clarifying policy and bringing rates low enough to encourage investment

COMMENT: Mocking the Conservative Party may win applause, but it also helps Nigel Farage dominate the stage, writes John Rentoul. The prime minister should be trying to prop Kemi Badenoch up instead of boosting Reform

Former Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf critcized the PM’s recent remarks on immigration.

The former first minister accused the Prime Minister of a ‘very deliberate dog whistle’.

BBC presenter Nina Warhurst has brilliantly hit back at a viewer who dished out some unasked-for remarks about her outfit and voice.

After a week of bruising criticism, the PM will show what he really stands for when he signs a pivotal agreement with Brussels, says former Labour adviser Tom Baldwin

There was a telling moment at last week’s PMQs. After Keir Starmer declared that Plaid Cymru leader Liz Saville Roberts was talking “rubbish” – she asked if there was any belief that he held for more than a week – Rachel Reeves roared with laughter. But Angela Rayner, sat by…

Nigel Farage is once again stirring the pot on immigration, and this time he’s pointing to Singapore as a shining example of how the UK could fix its skills shortage.

Well! Emily Maitlis versus Rupert Lowe yesterday was quite the encounter. On the one side, a tweedy, grey-haired bloke of 67 representing Great Yarmouth (not the bit of Norfolk that London grandees frequent), on the other the incarnation of the Metropolitan Elite, formerly of the BBC, Emily M, looking marvellously…

Keir Starmer and several top Labour figures were noticeably absent from a key vote on their own flagship immigration plan.

Westminster has become fearful of a fickle and vindictive electorate. There’s value in that, but it’s also holding back our politics, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett