Isabel Hardman is an assistant editor at The Spectator. She covers a range of topics including government and politics, health and wellness, and current affairs, with a particular focus on elections, public policy, and security policy. Isabel's work has been featured in various prominent publications such as The Spectator World, The Telegraph, The Guardian, and The Independent.
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Are mental health centres in libraries, banks and high street locations really going to make much of a difference?
The Reform leader is expected to be interviewed by the parliamentary commissioner for standards in the next few weeks
How realistic is Andy Burnham's plan to make No. 10 North responsible for the government's ‘growth mission'?
The warning from the Children's Commissioner that the Prevent programme can't help ‘a cohort of children intoxicated by extremism' might initially sound quite inconvenient to the government.
By: Isabel Hardman
We are not a secular country, we are a Christian country. But we are also a rather restrained country
How hard is this autumn going to be? This week's economic figures suggest pretty hard: job losses, higher-than-expected borrowing, and higher
We are starting to see a pattern in the announcements that Andy Burnham has made over his first few weeks as Prime Minister. He makes a promise that’s full of belief and righteousness, and then has to follow that up with a policy where the detail contains an admission that he hadn’t fully thought this
We are starting to see a pattern in the announcements that Andy Burnham has made over his first few weeks as Prime Minister.
By: Isabel Hardman
Isabel Hardman: Unless the PM starts helping businesses, he is going to find the whole 'good growth in every postcode pledge' rather difficult to realise
Is Andy Burnham running a ‘circuit breaker’ government from the one led by Keir Starmer, or is it a ‘continuity’ administration? Chancellor John Healey seems to think it’s the latter, telling Sky News that: ‘This Labour government has been a government of change for the last two years. We now step that up with Andy
