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, Kitty Donaldson
'She is great company and great fun. She’s more Beyoncé than Taylor Swift in her musical tastes,' friend Michael Dugher says
By: Eleanor Langford, Hugo Gye
The Prime Minister will say in a speech that the only alternative to higher taxes would be cuts to public services or higher borrowing
By: Jane Merrick, Hugo Gye
World leaders have condemned the vote by the Israeli parliament on Monday to ban the UN agency due to its links with Hamas
By: Kyriakos Petrakos, Hugo Gye
According to the CEO of Hospice UK, hospices receive only a third of their funding from the NHS with the rest coming through charitable donations
By: Andrew Fisher, Kitty Donaldson, Katy Balls, Hugo Gye, Ian Dunt
Five i writers provide their analysis of Labour's first Budget in 14 years
By: Hugo Gye
Disposable incomes will be around £300 lower than previously forecast, according to the Office for Budget Responsibility
By: Hugo Gye
'This is not the sort of Budget we would want to repeat. This is the Budget that is needed to wipe the slate clean and put our public finances on a firm trajectory, the Chancellor said
A focus group of members of the public who voted Labour in July finds that although they welcomed the Budget, many want the party to go further in fixing public services
By: Hugo Gye
A BMG Research poll finds that most measures in the Budget are popular with voters, but the public believe the package overall will leave them worse off
The new Leader of the Opposition is set to appoint her shadow Cabinet in the coming days after beating Robert Jenrick with 57 per cent of the vote
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