Kitty Donaldson is the U.K. Political Editor for Bloomberg News, with over 18 years of experience reporting from Westminster. She specializes in covering political developments in the United Kingdom and her work has been featured in a wide range of publications, including Bloomberg-Quint, Fortune, The Boston Globe, and The Irish Times.
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Starmer and Sue Gray are enjoying a precedent set by Boris Johnson when he was prime minister
The EU is undertaking a reset of its own
For all Sir Keir Starmer's repeated insistence that the UK won't make any concessions on a European Union youth mobility scheme , he knows it is the key to unlocking any changes to Britain's Brexit deal.
By: Kitty Donaldson
In contrast to the Conservative years, there's no doubt a Labour prime minister can only be a better European
By: Will Hazell, Jane Merrick, Kitty Donaldson
As Parliament prepares to return next week, the Prime Minister and Chancellor are bullish about the programme for Government
By: Kitty Donaldson
The public is tired of slopey shoulders and sick to the back teeth of buck-passing
The debate is now set to become a feature of the Conservative leadership campaign
Not all new Labour MPs appear cowed by their surroundings
By: Katy Balls, Hugo Gye, Kitty Donaldson
Government insiders are adamant they will not give any concessions to Labour MPs ahead of a crunch vote next week on the winter fuel payment
By: Kitty Donaldson, Richard Vaughan, Hugo Gye
The battle for the Tory leadership is intensifying as another round of voting looms
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