Eliot Wilson is a journalist and writer based in the United Kingdom. He has written for various publications including The i Paper, The Hill, The Spectator Australia, City AM, Daily Express, Newswav, and Spear's Magazine. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, current affairs, culture, and society.
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By: Eliot Wilson
This may come back to haunt the Labour leader if events turn against the party, writes Eliot Wilson
David Lammy, the Labour shadow foreign secretary, said that Donald Trump was 'a racist KKK and Nazi sympathiser'
David Lammy MP, UK shadow secretary of state for foreign, commonwealth and development affairs (Getty) David Lammy has never been much of a diplomat.
A quarter of a century on, there is little sense of optimism anywhere in the parliament.
London is the greatest city in the world, a mayor and a lord mayor aren't sufficient to sing its successes on the international stage
The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is delivering a speech which is supposed to kick-start the general election campaign
The Scottish Government's gender reform Bill is only backed by one third of the electorate Swinney will find little electoral gain by allying himself with the radical wing of the SNP
Keir Starmer once pledged to abolish the House of Lords. Now, Labour is watering down plans to phase out the remaining 92 hereditary peers
Jonathan Yeo's painting and the Queen foregoing furs are modest but solid successes
Labour will have to maintain the pressure on the government everywhere until the general election, writes Eliot Wilson
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