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The sinister empty vessel that is Donald Trump: Robert Buckland reviews 'The Apprentice'

The sinister empty vessel that is Donald Trump: Robert Buckland reviews 'The Apprentice'

31 Oct Books & culture

A study of the relationship between ruthless New York lawyer Roy Cohn and his impressionable protégé, 'The Apprentice' succeeds in conveying Donald Trump's emotionally barren character

The New Tory MP Who Nearly Didn't Vote In The Leadership Contest

31 Oct Political parties

The New Tory MP Who Nearly Didn't Vote In The Leadership Contest

Tribute to Alex Salmond

31 Oct Obituaries

Tribute to Alex Salmond

Business needs to wake up to the age of insecurity

31 Oct Economy

Business needs to wake up to the age of insecurity

'Full of wit and charm': Kim Johnson reviews 'A Woman Like Me'

30 Oct Books & culture

'Full of wit and charm': Kim Johnson reviews 'A Woman Like Me'

There are good economic reasons for Rachel Reeves to raise taxes

30 Oct Economy

There are good economic reasons for Rachel Reeves to raise taxes

A debt is owed – the UK should transition from traditional aid to reparations

30 Oct Foreign affairs

A debt is owed – the UK should transition from traditional aid to reparations

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Gavin Williamson vs The Bishops

Gavin Williamson vs The Bishops

29 Oct Political parties

'Unleashed' review: Boris Johnson’s excuses wear thin for George Parker

'Unleashed' review: Boris Johnson’s excuses wear thin for George Parker

29 Oct Books & culture

Peter Kyle: 'I don’t wake up thinking, 'Today is the day I’m going to speak to Elon Musk''

Peter Kyle: 'I don’t wake up thinking, "Today is the day I’m going to speak to Elon Musk"'

28 Oct Communities

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The sinister empty vessel that is Donald Trump: Robert Buckland reviews 'The Apprentice'

31 Oct Books & culture

The sinister empty vessel that is Donald Trump: Robert Buckland reviews 'The Apprentice'

Government's Public Spending Plans Are 'Silly Games', Warns Top Economist

31 Oct Economy

Government's Public Spending Plans Are "Silly Games", Warns Top Economist

The New Tory MP Who Nearly Didn't Vote In The Leadership Contest

31 Oct Political parties

The New Tory MP Who Nearly Didn't Vote In The Leadership Contest

Tribute to Alex Salmond

31 Oct Obituaries

Tribute to Alex Salmond

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Peter Kyle: 'I don’t wake up thinking, 'Today is the day I’m going to speak to Elon Musk''

28 Oct Communities

Peter Kyle: 'I don’t wake up thinking, "Today is the day I’m going to speak to Elon Musk"'

Ministers are banking on the AI revolution to drive everything from NHS reform to economic growth. Peter Kyle tells Tali Fraser about his efforts to keep the ‘Ferrari’ on the road. Photography by Louise Haywood-Schiefer

Interview: Joe Fortune, the quietly powerful Co-operative Party general secretary

16 Oct Economy

Interview: Joe Fortune, the quietly powerful Co-operative Party general secretary

An actual giant of the labour movement? Sienna Rodgers speaks to the tall and quietly powerful Co-operative Party general secretary, Joe Fortune. Photography by Elio Zhang

A nuclear kettle of fish at Hinkley Point C

15 Oct Environment

A nuclear kettle of fish at Hinkley Point C

Is a trawler’s worth of fish getting in the way of our nuclear ambitions? Tali Fraser investigates something fishy going on around Hinkley Point C

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How handovers work: John Major's final hours in No10

03 Jul Political parties

How handovers work: John Major's final hours in No10

For the first time since 1997, Britain is approaching an election where no one doubts that power is about to change hands. And by happy coincidence, last Christmas saw the release of a memo spelling out how Downing Street prepared for the moment last time around.

Forget 'landslide'. Here are some new electoral disaster metaphors

02 Jul Political parties

Forget 'landslide'. Here are some new electoral disaster metaphors

You can keep your comparisons with 1931, 1906 or 1832. Here we present the Cowley-Bailey Electoral Disaster Metaphor Scale.

Election Diaries - Focus On Wokingham

01 Jul Political parties

Election Diaries - Focus On Wokingham

PoliticsHome / The House in partnership with Thinks Insight & Strategy will be tracking reactions from swing voters in five key battlegrounds throughout the general election campaign.

Want a free car? Guess the election result correctly!

01 Jul Political parties

Want a free car? Guess the election result correctly!

Westminster reporters will almost certainly be competing among themselves to accurately predict Thursday's election result. But it wasn't long ago when newspapers invited readers to do so — and awarded big cash prizes, or even cars, to the winners.

Election Diaries Week 4: On The Road To Nowhere

28 Jun Political parties

Election Diaries Week 4: On The Road To Nowhere

PoliticsHome / The House in partnership with Thinks Insight & Strategy will be tracking reactions from swing voters in five key battlegrounds throughout the general election campaign.

Let's ask voters to write poems about our leaders

28 Jun Political parties

Let's ask voters to write poems about our leaders

At the 1950 general election Schweppes invited voters to submit poems about the politicians of the day. It was a triumph for democracy and PR.

We Brits have been betting on politics for well over 100 years

26 Jun Political parties

We Brits have been betting on politics for well over 100 years

It was nearly 25 years ago when Labour MP Frank Roy said he couldn't give up the money he made betting on the next House of Commons Speaker because his wife had spent it all. We're not sure that excuse will wash now.

This election is sorely lacking proper political adverts

25 Jun Political parties

This election is sorely lacking proper political adverts

Ed Davey has employed some unusual methods of drawing attention to his election campaign. He has not (yet), however, decided to endorse a range of of multi-vitamin tablets.

Election Diaries Week 3 - Focus On Swindon South

24 Jun Political parties

Election Diaries Week 3 - Focus On Swindon South

PoliticsHome / The House in partnership with Thinks Insight & Strategy will be tracking reactions from swing voters in five key battlegrounds throughout the general election campaign.

Only one Jeremy Corbyn? A short history of political candidates sharing names

24 Jun Political parties

Only one Jeremy Corbyn? A short history of political candidates sharing names

The largely unknown constituencies of Feverford in Kent and Trough in Hertfordshire are linked by the fact that in the 1950s they were represented, simultaneously, by the same individual.

After electoral wipeout, Canadian Conservatives united the right — and it worked

19 Jun Political parties

After electoral wipeout, Canadian Conservatives united the right — and it worked

Some parts of the Tory party won't want to hear it, but the Canadian example shows that uniting the UK right could be their most likely path back to power.

The election will be terrible for the Tories, but not quite as bad as Canada '93

18 Jun Political parties

The election will be terrible for the Tories, but not quite as bad as Canada '93

The Tories are currently heading for a cataclysmic defeat on 4 July. But while there are similarities with what happened to the Canadian Conservatives in 1993, it unlikely that what awaits Rishi Sunak will be quite as apocalyptic as what happened across the Atlantic.

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