Tim Shipman is a Political Editor for The Times, focusing on national politics in the United Kingdom. With a keen interest in political developments and analysis, Tim covers a wide range of topics, including elections, government policies, and the interactions between key political figures. His articles provide in-depth insights and commentary on the current political landscape in the UK.
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Tim Shipman's coverage is heavily focused on UK politics, with particular attention to key political figures such as Rishi Sunak, Keir Starmer, Boris Johnson, and David Cameron. His articles often cover government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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A new poll suggests Rishi Sunak may be forced to choose between the crumbling red wall and Tory heartlands
By: Tim Shipman, Caroline Wheeler
Desperate Conservatives cannot see a path to victory as MRP survey of 15,000 people suggests even Rishi Sunak’s seat is at risk
With an ever-gloomier forecast, insiders say the prime minister is miserable — and rumours are swirling about where he might find a sunny escape after No 10
The former prime minister’s father retraced Marco Polo’s journey with the help of Beijing’s state TV but no British channel is prepared to show it
On the day Theresa May signed her Brexit withdrawal agreement with Brussels, Dominic Raab, the Brexit secretary, resigned. She tried to dragoon Michael Gove, a leader of the Brexit campaign, into taking the job. Dominic Cummings, the erstwhile campaign director of Vote Leave, persuaded Gove to resign rather than take the job. It was mayhem.
By: Caroline Wheeler, Harry Yorke, Tim Shipman
With the Conservatives facing a drubbing at the ballot box this week and rebels waiting in the wings, No 10’s ‘plan B’ could see a general election called by summer. It would be the last throw of the dice
By: Tim Shipman
London and West Midlands mayors are both bidding for third terms in contests whose results will reverberate nationally
By: Hannah Al-Othman, Will Lloyd, Tim Shipman, Caroline Wheeler
Tory mayor ousted in West Midlands as Labour wins over provincial towns at local elections
Shadow foreign secretary is taking a softly-softly approach, while the former PM and David Cameron keep in close contact with the former US president
By: Tim Shipman, Caroline Wheeler
Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer are bamboozling voters with conflicting sets of sums as they gear up for a general election
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