Parliamentary sketchwriter and columnist
Madeline Grant is a parliamentary sketchwriter and columnist, known for her sharp and witty analysis of UK politics and current affairs. She has written for various publications including Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports UK, Yahoo News UK, and The Telegraph. Madeline's work has also been featured in The Sydney Morning Herald and Yahoo Sports Canada.
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Madeline Grant's coverage primarily focuses on politics, with a particular emphasis on government announcements, legal policy regulation, and opinion editorials. Her articles often delve into the political landscape of the United Kingdom.
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Jenrick and Badenoch debate struggles to warm a party facing an Ice Age of opposition
The Republican candidate has raised a uniquely American version of kitsch to a winning formula
By: Madeline Grant
Forget Rodgers and Hammerstein: Rayner and Dowden sing the same old show tunes for PMQs
By: Madeline Grant
Sir Keir was away. What for – an anger management class? A freebie from Lord Alli? A trough-viewing? No, he was in Samoa with the Commonwealth Heads of Government . Lucky Heads of Government.
Sir Lindsay Hoyle is known in Parliament as a genial and kind man. After years of being ruled by a malign escapee from Disneyland's Small World
Having spent the last two weeks leaking every detail of the Budget to all and sundry, many of us gathered in the House of Commons were wondering
Hiya Budget fans! If you thought Wednesday provided your fill of fiscal misery , the debate about the Budget went to round two in the House of Commons on Thursday.
Pat McFadden puffed up the watchdog’s Budget statement - until Alicia Kearns blew his house down
That the Labour backbench is not a drawer filled with especially sharp knives is a fact becoming clearer by the day.
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