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, Richard Vaughan, Hugo Gye
PM - said to be in danger of a coup at any time - is frustrated with advisers and rumoured to be considering a summer election
By: Hugo Gye
Ministry of Defence has refused to rule out getting involved in deportation flights to Rwanda once they start later this year
By: Hugo Gye
Voters will need to take ID to the polling station for the mayoral elections on 2 May, and can only cast one vote with no second choice
By: Hugo Gye
The Prime Minister is refusing to offer any concessions on the Bill and has warned he will sit late into the night on Monday to get his way.
By: Hugo Gye, Jane Merrick
The Government is expected to offer pay rises of around 4% to 2.5m workers in the public sector
By: Arj Singh, Hugo Gye
Rebels pressure PM to deliver "best case scenario" of 2,000 deportees in six months as sources close to Border Force say it is possible with weekly flights.
By: Hugo Gye
Jeremy Hunt may be unable to cut taxes again before the general election after Britain's borrowing figures took a turn for the worse, economists have warned.
By: Leo Cendrowicz, Jane Merrick, Chloe Chaplain, Hugo Gye
The PM doesn't rule out cuts to non-protected Whitehall departments, beyond health and education, to fund the boost to 2.5 per cent
By: Hugo Gye
The Home Secretary said the Rwanda scheme was part of a 'range' of measures aimed at stopping Channel crossings
Insiders say Labour is prepared for whenever an election comes. But there are still 40 candidates to find and worries about policy gaps
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