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Burnham is not the tough-minded leader Britain needs
7+ hour, 10+ min ago (799+ words) The Prime Minister’s loyalties lie with the hard-Left, rather than the good of the country Liam Halligan is an award-winning economist, journalist, author and broadcaster. He has written his weekly Economic Agenda column in The Telegraph for more than twenty…...
Labour will regret trying to impose order on Britain’s glorious chaos
7+ hour, 40+ min ago (729+ words) The Government has wasted thousands of hours and vast sums trying to fix what isn’t broken Michael Mosbacher joined The Telegraph in 2022, he previously co-founded Standpoint and The Critic magazines. He is the co-author of Brexit Revolt: How The UK…...
Gobsmacking donations from Reform’s sugar daddies should...
6+ hour, 21+ min ago (211+ words) Sunday 13 September 2026 Mr Farage is alarmingly dependent on mega-donors, but he’s not alone. In the run-up to the last election, Frank Hester and his healthcare technology company, TPP, together gave the Conservative party more than £20m. Labour’s most generous benefactor is…...
BADENOCH: Burnham's bottled chance to create jobs and slash bills
7+ hour, 20+ min ago (553+ words) By KEMI BADENOCH - LEADER OF THE OPPOSITION 01:52 13 Sep 2026, updated 02:20 13 Sep 2026 Andy Burnham has bottled it yet again. He hasn’t made a single significant decision on defence, on welfare or on oil and gas. All things he promised he would sort…...
In Labour’s underdog cult, ordinary poor people aren’t sexy enough
15+ hour, 40+ min ago (53+ words) The Times In Labour’s underdog cult, ordinary poor people aren’t sexy enough By championing grievance over governance, Andy Burnham exposes how identity obsession has subverted our politics £1 for 3 months Enjoy unlimited access to all articles. Ends soon. Enjoy unlimited digital…...
‘People want something different’: Jeremy Corbyn’s party launches in county
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (342+ words) Jeremy Corbyn’s Your Party has launched its first Suffolk branch to give residents “something different”. The party was first announced in July last year by the former Labour leader and Zarah Sultana, the MP for Coventry South, as one being…...
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Why let the Greens pull the strings, PM?
1+ day, 12+ hour ago (591+ words) By DAILY MAIL COMMENT Nothing we have seen over the past seven weeks suggests Andy Burnham is proper Downing Street material. Yet even by the underwhelming standards he has set since coming to power, he has let himself down badly…...
Burnham is less 'same-same but different' - as same same same
2+ day, 6+ hour ago (1162+ words) I was in Thailand twenty five years ago when I first came across one of my favourite phrases. My mum, a teacher, had taken a role in private school in Bangkok and moved out there with my stepfather and brother....
QUENTIN LETTS: The BBC's Emma Barnett was snooty toward Kemi Badenoch
2+ day, 21+ hour ago (634+ words) When peace-keepers have a moment to spare from their endeavours in the Middle East, could they please sort things out between Kemi Badenoch and the BBC’s so-called star interviewer Emma Barnett? Blue helmets, chest armour and cricket boxes may need…...
Burnham's naivety will let the SNP cause constitutional chaos
2+ day, 18+ hour ago (1153+ words) It was reasonable to wonder during the early days of Andy Burnham’s premiership just how clued into the realities of national politics he had been while overhauling Manchester bus services. Few doubted that, in his nine years as mayor of…...