Aubrey Allegretti is a Senior Political Correspondent for The Times, specializing in national politics in the United Kingdom. With a focus on providing in-depth analysis and reporting on key political developments, Aubrey's work has also been featured in The Guardian and the Irish Examiner.
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Aubrey Allegretti's coverage focuses heavily on UK government and politics, with a strong emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation. He frequently covers evolving political stories as well.
For those looking to reach out, providing insight into UK government policies, legislation or political developments would likely be of interest to Aubrey. This could include expert commentary on ongoing political debates, analysis of key policy changes or exclusive information about internal party dynamics within the Conservative Party or other relevant parties in the UK Parliament.
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Families could see bills go up by more than £1,000 annually due to the tax hike announced in Rachel Reeves’s budget
By: Aubrey Allegretti
Scotland secretary dodges going to his office to show support for striking security guards, missing a meeting with senior business leaders that he was due to host
By: Steven Swinford, Geraldine Scott, Aubrey Allegretti
The chancellor told an admiring Labour Party that they had ‘made our choices’, but the public reception to her far-reaching reforms remains highly uncertain
By: Geraldine Scott, Aubrey Allegretti, Steven Swinford
Sir Lynton Crosby, strategist known as the Wizard of Oz, says whoever wins the Conservative leadership contest needs a change of direction
By: Aubrey Allegretti, Bevan Hurley
With their final rallies done, the Donald Trump and Kamala Harris campaigns now rely on their turn-out operations to get supporters to cast their ballots
By: Louise Callaghan, Tom Newton Dunn, Aubrey Allegretti, Keiran Southern, Fiona Hamilton
From secret voters who helped Trump in Georgia to the importance of abortion rights at the ballot box, here are our writers’ main takeaways
Support for Kamala Harris collapsed in southern states like Arizona, as the president-elect’s harsh stance on border migration and appeal to religious values conjured the largest vote for Republicans from Latinos since 2004
Tariffs, tax cuts and an unleashing of fossil fuels — the new president will take a radically different approach from Joe Biden
John Healey announces plans to retire some drones, warships and helicopters, arguing the equipment is outdated
By: Chris Smyth, Steven Swinford, Oliver Wright, Aubrey Allegretti
President Xi of China praised Sir Keir Starmer’s record, but voters back home are less convinced. The prime minister hopes his new goals can bring some focus
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