Madeline Grant

“Where's Rachel Reeves ?” sounds like a greyer, grimmer version of “Where's Wally?”: the sort of cheery reading material they have stocked in the Dignitas waiting room.

While the Chancellor is China-bound, Darren Jones and his attendant toads squirmingly miss the point – it’s the economy, stupid

On the face of it, Bridget Phillipson is an unlikely candidate to be anointed “the Old Etonian's Friend”. Eton, after all, prides itself on educational

Labour say they hate elitism, but their education policies will entrench the privileges of the very richest parents

It was one of those classic starts to PMQs; Sir Oinky went from doing his “international statesman” impression (and it is increasingly clear that

Chancellor looks worried as PM says she will be in her job for many years to come

Kemi Badenoch managed to get a standing ovation for opening a door. Merely entering the room at the Institute of Directors – which sounds like a

The Government cannot be allowed to keep the conversation in its comfort zones

The first question posed to the Prime Minister was on mental health. Ironic, as watching him evade answer after answer is perhaps the surest way to send someone mad, short of giving them a daily glass of mercury.

Kim Leadbeater’s mix of self-congratulation and passive-aggression takes spotlight off Prime Minister’s Evasions