James Heale is a Diary Editor for The Spectator and The Spectator Australia, with a focus on national news in the United Kingdom. He has also contributed articles to The Sun and The Times. James covers a wide range of topics, including politics, current affairs, and high-profile legal cases.
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By: James Heale, Katy Balls
The end is in sight. The polls have closed. On Saturday, the result of the Tory leadership contest will be announced.
Keir Starmer will use his speech at the Interpol General Assembly in Glasgow today to set out Labour's plans to 'smash' the criminal gangs
Badenoch's first three questions were variations on the theme of Trump and how much Starmer was looking forward to working with him.
How do you solve a problem like Elon? That is the dilemma facing Keir Starmer. Musk seems particularly exercised about the state of the UK and is quick to criticise the man he calls ‘two-tier Keir’. Using his platform X, he has weighed in on just about all the worst Labour news, from over-taxing farmers
How do you solve a problem like Elon? That is the dilemma facing Keir Starmer. Musk seems particularly exercised about the state of the UK and is quick to criticise the man he calls ‘two-tier Keir'.
Joe Biden has 64 days left in the White House – and clearly he intends to make the most of them. The President has tonight allowed Ukraine to use American missiles to strike deep inside of Russia. For months, Kyiv has been asking for permission to use ATACMS (Army Tactical Missile System) – capable of
Tomorrow will see the greatest political demonstration for a rural cause since the repeal of the Hunting Act in 2004.
It is just over a fortnight since the Tory leadership result and Kemi Badenoch is now putting the final touches to her first front bench team. With only 121 Tory MPs to choose from, she has worked to avoid a Truss-style scenario by promoting both loyalists and colleagues who backed other candidates. Thus, Mel Stride,
The disparity in sums cited by farmers and ministers points to the chasm that has opened up between Labour and the countryside.
John Prescott, Britain’s longest serving Deputy Prime Minister, has died at the age of 86. For 40 years he variously enlivened, enraged and entertained the Commons as the Honourable Member for Hull East. But his demeanour and public image belied a canny political judgement that took him from Merchant Navy seaman to holding some of
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