Georgina Quach is a Newsletter Editor for the Financial Times, with her work also appearing in Yahoo Finance and Deutsche Welle. She specializes in political analysis and commentary, focusing on the UK political landscape, including coverage of Rishi Sunak's strategies, university funding, and the influence of Hongkongers in UK politics.
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By: Stephen Bush, Georgina Quach
Plus, the first frontbench Labour MP quits over Starmer’s Gaza stance
By: Georgina Quach, Stephen Bush
Options to show public Tory renewal are falling away as party trails Labour by 20 points in polls
Non-partisan campaign to prioritise community’s concerns on China targets marginals ahead of election
Poll suggests party’s 25% vote share will sink below Sinn Féin, which would be its worst Westminster result in a decade
By: Georgina Quach, Stephen Bush
Prime minister’s biggest risk will be failing to match shift to centre ground with actions after ditching his ‘change’ strategy
By: Stephen Bush, Georgina Quach
Rebellion over Gaza stance posed no threat to Labour leader’s position but could presage more internal wrangling
Rather than protecting public services, chancellor puts his fiscal harvest towards ‘retail offers’ and passes pain to Labour
By: Stephen Bush, Georgina Quach
Amid record UK immigration, MPs are calling for immediate action while failing to engage with trade-offs
Local initiatives are combining wellbeing and employment assistance to help people enter the workforce
By: Stephen Bush, Georgina Quach
Labour’s emphasis on dire state of public realm is designed to manage voter expectations, while underlining that change is coming
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