Lara Spirit is the Red Box Editor at The Times. Based in Westminster, she covers a range of topics including government, politics, and current affairs, with a focus on elections, public policy, and geopolitics. Lara has been recognized for her work, being nominated for the 2023 Young Journalist of the Year and featured in The Times.
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Lara's coverage primarily centers on government announcements and legal policy regulations within the United Kingdom. She seems to focus predominantly on political developments, particularly those related to appointments, policies, and regulations.
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The Tory leader will not give the next PM a ‘blank cheque’ but suggests he must face the electorate only if he strays from Labour’s manifesto or fails to fund defence
By: Jill Treanor, Lara Spirit
Britain’s incoming PM has promised more public control of utilities but the move risks a £2bn bill for taxpayers
Four decades after the rise of Thatcherism, Labour’s new leader has vowed to roll it back while governing in a T-shirt. But he also has his eye on tech
Britain’s most famous detective, now a PCC, says early release may be a simple way to free thousands of cells
The PM’s devolution agenda accompanies plans for defence, social care and jobs for the young
The new PM is realising how much hangs on his every word, whether it’s sacking a minister or talking up No 10 North. With crises approaching, he’s not pretending he has all the answers yet
Ministry of Justice officials have said manslaughter sentences could be excluded from the scheme
PM urged to restart ‘tried and tested’ home detention curfew programme, which allowed almost 1,000 people a month out of prison
