Hugo Gye is a political editor at The Scotsman. He covers a range of themes including government and politics, elections, public policy, and economic issues, with a keen focus on regional interests and world news, particularly in the APAC region. Hugo's work has been featured in The Scotsman, The Critic Magazine, MSN, and The i Paper.
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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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Hugo Gye
Starmer's ruthlessness was known well before he became PM
But none of his potential challengers can claim overwhelming support
MPs express frustration that the party is not publicising its successes as they face abuse on the doorstep
Poll for The i Paper shows a fragmented political landscape, with heavy losses for Labour
Hugo Gye
The former deputy PM is a frontrunner to replace Sir Keir Starmer - but what policies would she change?
Pro-Europeans should be careful what they wish for
The Green leader has been under more scrutiny as Green poll ratings have risen
By: Hugo Gye
Some former supporters of the Prime Minister now believe he should set out a timetable for his departure from office
