Labour has squandered its position in 2025’s attention economy
In the attention economy of 2025, the Welfare Bill rebellion was an opportunity rather than a threat for Labour. They squandered it.
In the attention economy of 2025, the Welfare Bill rebellion was an opportunity rather than a threat for Labour. They squandered it.
In December last year, Paul Johnson of the IFS observed that perhaps the most impressive aspect of our new Government was its insistence on the
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The assassination of Charlie Kirk shows the ugly face of the far left is just
A Prime Minister’s week is often shaped by events beyond their control. Whether it be
The Sky News immigration debate saw all parties agree the system is failing, but their proposed solutions showed deep divides
The assassination of Charlie Kirk shows the ugly face of the far left is just
A Prime Minister’s week is often shaped by events beyond their control. Whether it be
The Sky News immigration debate saw all parties agree the system is failing, but their proposed solutions showed deep divides
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