Georgina Quach is a Newsletter Editor at the Financial Times. She specializes in UK politics and economy, finance, and European affairs, collaborating with FT associate editor Stephen Bush to produce the Inside Politics briefing every weekday. Georgina's insights and analyses have been featured in Yahoo Finance, Deutsche Welle, and the Financial Times.
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Tory calls for new national probe into child rape gangs — that it did not make in government — expose opposition anxieties
By: Stephen Bush, Georgina Quach
Changes to system that has driven up teaching standards need to be made with great care
By: Stephen Bush, Georgina Quach
Tory leader says there was a failure to ‘join dots’, taking a different view to police on how to address issue
Rising cost of borrowing piles pressure on UK fiscal rules and government’s promises, but politics make cuts complicated
By: Georgina Quach, Tony Barber
Curbing irregular arrivals is a political priority but legal and humanitarian questions cannot be brushed aside
City minister’s proximity to Keir Starmer and delayed reaction from Tory opposition are part of the picture
Keir Starmer’s embrace of technology sends right signal, but this must pave way for broader and bigger measures
By: Stephen Bush, Georgina Quach
Tory leader raises valid concerns but her diagnosis suggests she has not looked at all the evidence
Reform UK and Tories could compromise voter support by looking cosy with US president
Unclear and hard-to-categorise motives of suspects pose rising challenge for security services
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