John Crace is a Parliamentary Sketch Writer at The Guardian. He covers a range of topics including government, politics, public policy, and current affairs, with a keen focus on elections and international relations. John is also featured in Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo Sports Canada, AOL UK, Yahoo News UK, and media.info.
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John Crace's articles predominantly cover political topics, with a focus on UK government and the Conservative Party. His work includes opinion editorials, coverage of government announcements, legal policy regulations, and event coverage.
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By: John Crace
When politicians talk ‘common sense’ it’s time to worry; when the Tory leader does, it’s time to be doubly vigilant
By: John Crace
Reform leader’s unwillingness to answer questions on £5m ‘donation’ leaves Dicky to serve up not-so-special guests
By: John Crace
The defence secretary’s departure was the wrong resignation at the worst possible time for the prime minister
It fell to Robert Jenrick to announce his party’s plans to lift white British people from the bottom of the pile
By: John Crace
‘I am going to fight on,’ said the PM. Perhaps his delusion was more deep-rooted than the others had feared
Plus, Brexit at 10, dinner as protest, 100 best novels and not watching the World Cup (yet)
By: John Crace
Keir Starmer is a decent man but that is not enough for a party who want a good communicator. Step forward Andy …
Totally lacking in self-awareness, ex-PM also appears to be ignorant of something everyone else has known for ages
It's one of the great philosophical questions of our age. Or any age, for that matter. If Liz Truss didn't exist, would it be possible to imagine her?
There would be no more sadness. No more despair. A change was a-coming – and he would work tirelessly to make it happen
