Lara Spirit is a Red Box reporter for The Times, focusing on national news in the United Kingdom. With a keen interest in politics and social issues, Lara covers a range of topics including economics, education, governance, and current affairs. Her articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on key issues shaping the country.
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A record 335 new MPs are having a frenzied freshers’ week learning to navigate the corridors of power … literally. Will they find an office?
By: Lara Spirit, Mehreen Khan
Labour has adopted Mariana Mazzucato’s idea of state-led ‘missions’ for the economy but she believes bosses should not get taxpayer support without something in return
Winter fuel vote will test PM’s resolve as he tries to unpick ‘strivers v scroungers’ narrative and get people back to work
By: Lara Spirit
When Rishi Sunak announced a July election, its merits weren’t obvious to, well, anyone. But I thought I’d hit upon one advantage. For wasn’t avoiding an overlapping election with the US a sound idea?
The long-time Labour donor at the centre of Sir Keir Starmer’s freebies furore will face scrutiny over a firm in the British Virgin Islands
There is a section of the Commons tea room known informally as “the neutral bit”. Here, MPs from different parties can chat easily, even cordially. After hearing that James Cleverly had been kicked
By: Lara Spirit
Guessing over the contents of the chancellor’s crucial speech can soon end
By: Lara Spirit
There you have it. A budget “to wipe the slate clean”, as Rachel Reeves put it this week. A moment so eagerly anticipated, its stakes so high, that it’s hard to admit to oneself now that it’s truly
The publicity-shy former MP has been credited with turning boosting his friend’s campaign to lead the Conservatives
Ministers must consider public perception around free gifts, as the prime minister seeks to draw a line under gifts row that dominated administration’s early days
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