Josh Self is a Political Correspondent for Politics.co.uk, specializing in national politics in the United Kingdom. With a keen interest in political dynamics and the inner workings of political parties, Josh provides insightful analysis and commentary on key political figures, policy debates, and the ever-changing landscape of British politics.
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Jeremy Hunt has said the government’s insistence that the Conservatives left behind a £22bn black hole is “falling to pieces”.
For Keir Starmer, fixing the NHS is so worthwhile because of how it opens up other avenues to national regeneration.
Conference season could have arrived at an ideal moment for Starmer, who will see his party fête as an opportunity to reset.
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James Cleverly contends that the road to recovery does not run through a combative or muscular mode of conservatism.
Ed Davey will reiterate his pledge to “finish the job” of defeating Conservative MPs in his first conference speech since the Liberal Democrats' historic success in July's general election on Tuesday.
Ed Davey has unveiled the new Liberal Democrat frontbench, as he pledges to “hold the new government to account as a responsible opposition.”
By: Josh Self
Keir Starmer has insisted he is “completely in control” amid a row within government over the salary taken up by his chief of staff.
Keir Starmer has defended taking freebies from Arsenal, citing the “security advice” he’s received about not sitting with supporters.
By: Josh Self
Keir Starmer has said that a “government of service” can counter the rise of right-wing sentiment in the UK.
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