Nigel Farage aims to scramble the narrative with his by-election gamble. It won’t work
Close supporters are worried the pressure will not relent, whatever happens in Clacton
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Close supporters are worried the pressure will not relent, whatever happens in Clacton
Nigel Farage is manoeuvring as he always has: by deception
Even if the vice-president is a Christian, he's still a jerk
The article explores how the narrative around Brexit is shifting, suggesting that the ongoing challenges facing the UK can no longer be solely attributed to its departure from the EU.
A new Treasury Committee report has found that the state did not sufficiently communicate the terms and conditions
The antics of “Posh George” just don’t matter to some voters
The article explores the diminishing interest Americans have in the UK, highlighting a shift in focus towards domestic issues and away from international relations.
Donald Trump has been warning of a "communist menace"
The article explores potential solutions to the ongoing NEET crisis in India, examining the socio-economic factors contributing to youth disengagement from education and employment.
Andy Burnham could use the vacancy to stamp his mark on the party
Will John Swinney's SNP collaborate with the new prime minister – or resist him?