Tom Peck is a political sketch writer and columnist for The Independent. With a focus on national politics in the United Kingdom, Tom's articles provide insightful and often humorous commentary on the latest political events and figures. His work has also been featured in various publications, including Yahoo News UK, Belfast Telegraph, Irish Independent, and The Times.
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Tom Peck's coverage is heavily focused on opinion editorials, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. He frequently covers topics related to UK politics, including the Conservative Party, Brexit, budgetary matters and the SNP.
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The new Conservative leader made a bold attempt to turn the election of Donald Trump into a strength
The Tory leader seemed combative as ever in her retelling of the Post Office scandal
Keir Starmer saw a chance at Cop29 to establish Britain as a world leader in protecting the planet, but few were listening, even when his microphone was working
The Reform leader could hardly be happier he has become a de facto ambassador — and gets to taunt Keir Starmer in the Commons too
As the budget revolt spreads to some of Britain’s most beloved workers, soundbites are ringing ever more hollow in the Commons
By: Tom Peck
The Mantel adaptation returns as a real-life political struggle kicks off in Washington DC. Meanwhile, Bad Sisters is that rare thing — a cover version that surpasses the original
The prime minister seemed to be enjoying his meeting on the fringes of the G20 until he fumbled his words addressing the treatment of Jimmy Lai
Farmers marched on Whitehall in protest at Labour’s inheritance tax increase, but they’re also very polite
The former health secretary made a final, unconvincing, appearance before Baroness Hallett, and the families in the public gallery did not hide their contempt
By: Tom Peck
Season 24 may be the most boring in the show’s very long history. Perhaps it should get back to being the go-to vehicle for ritualistic bullying and national humiliation
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