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To restore Britain, start with the rail dining car
Railway journeys in Britain were not always so bleak
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Powell’s victory is yet another humiliation for Starmer
Today, as widely expected, Bridget Phillipson lost the battle of the Fabian bobs
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Brace for the next round in the Brexit wars
Starmer may not have a guiding philosophy, but he does believe in closer ties with the European Union
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Labour needs private schools – they are its voter base
New polling reveals the Left-wing vote is propped up by the privately educated
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Population growth of 700,000 is not acceptable. The Tories must disown Boris Johnson
The former PM’s legacy won’t be getting Brexit done, or the Olympics, but allowing unsustainable numbers to come to Britain
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Starmer has just embarrassed Britain in front of the most powerful man in the world
The press conference with Trump shows we are a small country, and an increasingly irrelevant one too
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‘Prisoners to El Salvador’ just shows Farage will say anything
Reform are proving themselves to be like the old parties. Prepared to promise nonsense to get elected
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This voting fix will backfire on Labour
Only desperate Left-wing strategists and A-level Politics teachers want this change
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Berry’s defection to Reform is the latest sign it is a joke party
The former Tory chairman is no political heavyweight. He is just desperate to remain relevant
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Prime Minister Rayner now looks more likely than ever
Never has a front bench looked so miserable. Cheer up, Labour, you’ve still got four years left
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Reform has failed a basic test of political organisation in Warwickshire
If the councils the party runs are supposed to be a demonstration of what a future regime will entail, one can’t be optimistic
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There could be a general election much earlier than you think
Labour’s first year has been utterly miserable. But things can get much worse
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Is Nigel Farage about to become yesterday’s man?
With their in-fighting and shallow policy platform, voters might soon grow disillusioned with Reform
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Britain can’t afford another spendthrift chancer in Downing Street
If Farage really is serious about tackling our existential challenges, he needs better policies than this
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The Tories have suffered the worst fate of all: irrelevance
Kemi Badenoch has found that her party’s fate in the local elections is hardly of interest to Westminster watchers
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Kemi has a point about the triple lock on pensions
Alienating the elderly on the eve of the local elections isn’t a good idea, but the Tory leader was right to refuse to be pinned down
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