Steven Swinford is the Political Editor at The Times. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, and public policy, with a focus on security policy, conflict, and geopolitics. Steven has been featured in several publications, including The Australian, The Press, and Media Industry Observer.
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Steven Swinford's coverage primarily focuses on UK politics, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. He is particularly interested in articles related to the Conservative Party, Labour Party, and government policies.
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By: Steven Swinford, Isabella Fish
The Treasury hopes to incentivise retailers to cap the price of some essential foods to ease the pain of the Iran war fallout
By: Oliver Wright, Seren Hughes, Kieran Gair, Constance Kampfner, Steven Swinford, Herbie Russell
New Mandelson files to be released before by-election poll as Labour leadership favourite to face Reform’s Robert Kenyon
By: Larisa Brown, Steven Swinford
The government’s decision to soften sanctions on jet fuel and diesel derived from Russian oil has blindsided ‘livid’ ministers
By: Steven Swinford, Oliver Wright
RAC warns measure is not enough to slash pump prices, with the average price of a litre of petrol and diesel now 26p and 44p higher than at start of Iran war
By: Steven Swinford, Isabella Fish
The Bank of England governor says artificially moving prices will not work in the long run, while Lord Rose, a former M&S boss, calls the proposal ‘idiotic’
Chancellor announces temporary reductions in £1.8 billion ‘Great British Summer’ savings to reduce pressure on cost of living
Wes Streeting’s pitch to align capital gains with income tax, comes as tax rises seem inevitable regardless of who leads the party after May 7 election
By: Steven Swinford, Ben Ellery
Thames Valley detectives are also finding it difficult to obtain unredacted exchanges between Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor and the financier from US officials
By: Oliver Wright, Aubrey Allegretti, Steven Swinford
The mayor of Greater Manchester took aim at the prime minister as cabinet rivals began positioning themselves for a summer leadership challenge
Alan Milburn’s review concludes that people aged 16 to 24 are trapped on the system and around 70 per cent are still claiming benefits ten years later
