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: Hugo Gye
Under Keir Starmer's green plans, the Government will look to incentivise people to make the switch to clean energy - after he ruled out imposing extra bans or taxes
By: Richard Vaughan, Hugo Gye
The former Labour leader is driving through the green agenda by linking it to economic recovery
Warnings of the upcoming squeeze will pile fresh pressure on Sir Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves to do more to tackle high living costs
By: Adam Forrest, Arj Singh, Hugo Gye
Rachel Reeves is pushing to boost economic growth but faces persistent grumbles from business leaders that she is putting too many burdens on them
Rachel Reeves is pushing to boost economic growth but faces persistent grumbles from business leaders that she is putting too many burdens on them
By: Alexa Phillips, Hugo Gye, Connie Dimsdale
The Government is understood to have ruled out exempting the childcare sector from the impact of the increase in national insurance contributions levied on employers
Inflation is currently at its lowest level in three years, but is expected to increase
By: Callum Mason, Hugo Gye
Inflation is set to be higher than previously expected next year, which could lead to fewer interest rate cuts
By: Hugo Gye, Arj Singh, Richard Vaughan
Starmer's meeting with Xi Jinping went well but he faces a delicate balancing act to secure Britain interests amid global turmoil
By: Hugo Gye, Jane Merrick
Israel is seeking clarity from the UK government over whether Benjamin Netanyahu would be arrested if he enters Britain, i understands
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