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
This Budget was well worth waiting for. It dramatised the complete incompatibility between Rachel Reeves and Rishi Sunak.
By: Andrew Gimson
The new Leader of the Opposition was relaxed, amused, full of fighting spirit and landed several blows.
By: Andrew Gimson
The coalition with the Liberal Democrats led to Brexit. Graham Brady advances this paradox on page 103 of his 297-page memoir.
By: Andrew Gimson
Attempts by Labour backbenchers to sink the new Leader of the Opposition did nothing to impair her buoyancy.
By: Andrew Gimson
The Deputy Prime Minister sounded happy, and seemed quite unaware how people might feel outside the palace gates.
By: Andrew Gimson
The builder who is fixing the foundations sounds week by week more glum. There is an undertone of grievance in Sir Keir Starmer's voice.
By: Andrew Gimson
The best joke at PMQs was told by the first Labour backbencher to speak, Olivia Bailey (Reading West and Mid Berkshire): “Can I welcome the swift and decisive action the Government is taking to secure our borders…”
By: Andrew Gimson
Tim Shipman's latest book, the final volume in a quartet devoted to British politics from the 2016 referendum to the present day, is 900 pages long.
By: Andrew Gimson
She treats him like a boy who has not done his homework, and the injustice of it grates on him.
By: Andrew Gimson
The PM was stung by the WASPI women and could not find the words needed to carry his backbenchers with him.
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