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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John Crace It feels like the UK has a prime minister again. Not the Maybot paralysed with indecision.
By: John Crace
Honest Bob was rattled at the idea of joining cross-party talks on social care. Why bother behaving as a serious opposition?
By: John Crace
I can’t pass up the moment the Reform leader celebrates his byelection victory against a man with a dustbin on his head
Why bother to improve people’s lives – or even show up – when it’s this easy? In many ways, though, the stunt hasn’t paid off
By: John Crace
Telling the country to enjoy the heat while it burns, you have to wonder if Tice has lost all sense of reality
Nige’s dodgy donations, Dicky’s love of global heating and so much more – what fun it is watching the party implode
By: John Crace
Dicky Tice recalls digging trenches with a JCB as a young man, omitting to say the firm he went on to run was founded by his grandfather
And as Diana’s brother announces a new book, what can possibly be left to say about the princess? Plus, the joys of car rental and Reform’s Whitehall farce
By: John Crace
The sense of futility hanging over the room was almost overwhelming as Robert Jenrick took the stage
By: John Crace
Burnham has nothing to hide as he prepares to meet president he once called poisonous. It may actually win him more respect
