Andrew Gimson is a journalist and writer focused on national politics in the United Kingdom. He writes for ConservativeHome and his work has also appeared in the Daily Express. Gimson's articles often include sketches and commentary on parliamentary proceedings, as well as analysis of political figures and policies.
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Andrew Gimson's coverage is predominantly focused on UK politics, particularly parliamentary debates and British politicians. His articles contain expert commentary, opinion editorials, and government announcements related to the Conservative Party and Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs).
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By: Andrew Gimson
The sight of Sir Keir Starmer's enforcers attempting to bully an elderly black woman into retirement has created a wretched impression.
By: Andrew Gimson
Etchingham was good, but Sunak and Starmer competed to see which of them could strike the largest number of low blows.
Berkhamsted has a wonderful castle, begun in 1066 by William the Conqueror to guard the northern approach to London, and today visible from the train half an hour out of Euston.
By: Andrew Gimson
Robert the Bruce slew his rival for the Scottish throne, the Red Comyn, in Greyfriars Kirk in Dumfries in 1306.
Friends say Boris Johnson has not given up thoughts of a comeback. If, as the opinion polls suggest, Rishi Sunak leads the Conservatives to a
The former Labour leader, now expelled from the party, is held in deep affection by his constituents, who intend to turn out and vote for him.
By: Andrew Gimson
“Does the road wind uphill all the way?” Rishi Sunak must have asked himself during this general election campaign.
By: Andrew Gimson
The secret of our Prime Ministers is that they are weak. We give them an impossible job and sack them when they fail to perform it. Their inescapable function is to take the blame.
By: Andrew Gimson
The bright prospect of care for all “from the cradle to the grave”, held out by Winston Churchill in March 1943 , has 80 years later not been fulfilled.
By: Andrew Gimson
The Labour leader is a pragmatist who is well able to justify Conservative plans when he thinks they will work.
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