Kitty Donaldson is a Chief Political Commentator at The i Paper. With extensive experience reporting from Westminster since 2003, she specializes in politics, government, public policy, and elections, while also covering themes related to security and finance. Kitty's insights have been featured in prominent outlets such as Bloomberg-Quint, TIME, and The Boston Globe.
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Kitty Donaldson's coverage focuses heavily on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and international relations. She primarily covers UK politics, Middle East conflicts, and government policies.
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By: Kitty Donaldson
Nigel Farage’s decision to call a by-election in Clacton-on-Sea is straight out the Donald Trump playbook. Surrounded by allegations about his financial affairs, he is pre-empting the process of a Parliamentary watchdog over the £5m donation from...
Carns did not have the support to challenge Andy Burnham, allies of the prospective new prime minister have claimed
By: Kitty Donaldson
It follows a campaign by opponents of Ed Miliband to stop him being appointed as chancellor
By: Kitty Donaldson
Louise Haigh was forced to quit the Cabinet two years ago. Now she is the second in command
By: Kitty Donaldson
Andy Burnham wants to encourage young people off benefits with up to £4,500 in bursaries, but will it be enough?
By: Kitty Donaldson
To his fans he's the best of British satire, to his critics he's a twee distraction. The i Paper peers under the lid
By: Kitty Donaldson
Nigel Farage will seek to steer the political agenda back to his safe space of immigration this week after his approval ratings dipped
By: Kitty Donaldson
Like an extended voice note from a friend you fell out with but can’t remember why, Rupert Lowe posted a 12-minute-long video on X asking Nigel Farage to be pals again. The Restore Britain leader’s brand of ethnonationalism-dressed-as-country-squire...
By: Kitty Donaldson
The Reform UK leader’s fortunes have changed over recent months – but will beating Count Binface in Clacton put him back on track?
The idea of an early election will not die, even though Labour is nowhere near ready to fight one
