Hugo Gye is a political editor for The i Paper, specializing in national politics in the United Kingdom. With his work also featured in The Scotsman and Cigalah Group, Hugo covers a wide range of political topics, including election campaigns, policy debates, and analysis of key political figures.
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Hugo Gye's coverage focuses predominantly on UK government and politics, particularly the activities of major political parties such as Labour and Conservative. He also delves into legal policy regulation with a significant portion of his articles involving government announcements.
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By: Arj Singh, Kitty Donaldson, Hugo Gye
We look at the scale of the challenge facing the Tory leader - and highlight some of the party's rising stars
By: Chloe Chaplain, Richard Vaughan, Jane Merrick, Hugo Gye, Arj Singh
Many MPs believe the Government has finally got its act together after a bumpy first few months in office - but there are sceptics within Labour who are unconvinced
By: Hugo Gye
The Government has said the Foreign Influence Registration Scheme will come into effect next summer, applying to foreign nationals with links to overseas governments
By: Kitty Donaldson, Hugo Gye
Some MPs are urging the Government to reduce its contacts with the Chinese regime
Britain currently trains Ukrainian troops on UK territory before sending them to the front line
By: Hugo Gye, Jane Merrick
Defence Secretary John Healey gave a further hint that the UK could send troops to Ukraine to take part in training of soldiers - amid fears they could be targeted by Russia
Voters from across the political spectrum told a focus group that they thought it was wrong to hike water bills when Britain faces an ongoing sewage crisis
By: Kitty Donaldson, Hugo Gye, Jane Merrick, Chloe Chaplain
Reform is planning a ‘political revolution’ for Britain. But their opponents argue it’s about time the party’s policies got some more scrutiny
By: Hugo Gye, Chloe Chaplain
Asma al-Assad was reportedly planning to divorce her husband and leave Russia where the family is currently in exile
Revised figures show no economic growth for six months
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