Noa Hoffman

Wes Streeting is preparing to resign from the government and trigger a Labour leadership contest as soon as tomorrow. On Tuesday night, critics of the Health Secretary were feeling increasingly confident that he’d ‘bottled it’. They claimed that Streeting had neither the gumption nor the numbers to make a run for the Labour crown. His detractors, at

It is an old adage of leadership contests that ‘If you shoot for the King, you’d better not miss’ –…

On Wednesday morning, after Streeting finally saw Starmer one-on-one for a paltry 16 minutes, he resolved to act

Instinct matters in politics. Overthink and you can underperform. Try to box too clever and you get punched in the mouth by an opponent who trusts their own unrestrained judgment.

More than a year after the Supreme Court ruled that a woman is defined by biological sex, Labour has finally published its long-awaited trans guidance. The 342 page policy document pushes organisations towards providing male toilets, female toilets and an additional mixed-sex or private option where possible. Where there is no gender-neutral option, biology takes

Net migration has hit its lowest level since the pandemic – but you won't catch swathes of Labour MPs celebrating the good news.

More than a year after the Supreme Court ruled that a woman is defined by biological sex, Labour has finally published its long-awaited trans guidance.

It’s been another bizarre week in Westminster, with Sir Keir Starmer going about business as if everything is completely normal.

If you feared that the onslaught of political essays by wannabe (and current) PMs was beginning to dry up, fear not! Kemi Badenoch has entered the debate.

In case you feared that the onslaught of political essays by wannabe (and current) prime ministers was beginning to dry up, fear not! Kemi Badenoch has entered the debate with her own riposte to the Labour boys. In a letter published by the Times,...