Richard Vaughan is the Chief Political Correspondent for The i Paper, with a focus on UK politics. With a background in journalism, Richard has covered a range of political topics, including elections, leadership bids, and government controversies. He is known for his in-depth reporting and analysis of political developments in the UK.
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Senior Conservatives are expected to spell out the process for the leadership race this week
By: Richard Vaughan
The higher education sector is facing a funding crisis ahead of the new academic year
By: Richard Vaughan
The Chancellor has hinted she will give public sector workers an above-inflation pay increase
By: Richard Vaughan
Labour will be forced to either give extra money directly to universities or increase tuition fees if the UK government is to avoid to stop institutions going under, experts have warned.
By: Richard Vaughan
Institute for Government warns Labour spending implies average 2.4 per cent cuts per year to unprotected public services
By: Richard Vaughan
MPs left angry after meeting with ministers on work of new child poverty taskforce
By: Jane Merrick, Richard Vaughan
Foreign Secretary David Lammy, one of the best-connected UK politicians in Washington, met US senators on the sidelines of the Farnborough airshow
By: Richard Vaughan, Kitty Donaldson
Moderate leadership contender accused of political 'opportunism'
By: Hugo Gye, Richard Vaughan
Former housing secretary has moved from Remainer to champion of the Right
By: Eleanor Langford, Richard Vaughan
'I felt a bit taken for granted' - some of Labour's new MPs are already grumbling about being left on the shelf
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