Patrick Maguire

The cause is partly personal but for Burnham the current system also sums up what’s wrong with the way Britain is run

Can PM make a success out of Starmer’s failure on prisoners? Unlike his predecessor he is trying to take voters with him

The party is back at the top of the polls as its leader prepares for the Clacton by-election and tries to squeeze out the Tories and Restore

PM said he would stop dumping asylum seekers in poorer areas but only stopping the boats can save him from backlash

The prime minister’s summer roadshow rolls through another place he argues has suffered under private ownership. Can growth come from changing that?

Andy Burnham says ‘huge transfer of power’ out of Whitehall was no criticism of John Healey’s department but would be good for the economy

Labour peer and former chief of staff to Sir Keir Starmer rejects claims she failed to prepare properly for No 10, and accuses ex-boss of dragging his feet

PM believes public is buying his message of hope as he tours the country, but his fears of US-style division could be realised without action soon

As Trump rallied Friday evening for the appointed senator seeking a six-year term, it was clear she hadn't won over some segments of the MAGA base who could be decisive.

Reaching top speeds of about 180 miles per hour, the cars zipped down Pennsylvania Ave between the Capitol and the White House, the longest straight on the track.