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Sunak says Britain needs to stick to his plan, Starmer claims Labour winning over rivals

With an election looming, Katy Balls reveals why Labour is going for gold courting big-money donors in an article first published in the December 2023 issue of Tatler

SIR – In resigning as deputy chairmen of the Conservative Party over Rishi Sunak’s Rwanda Bill (report, telegraph.co.uk, January 16), Lee Anderson and Brendan Clarke-Smith highlighted the obvious: voters have not stopped being Conservative – it is the Conservative Party itself that has done so. In the past decade, the rate at which it has cynically betrayed its core voters has soared. Such betrayals now happen weekly. The few dozen MPs left with proper Conservative values wo...

An election fought on the basis of lowering taxes would be to the benefit of a public that has been pummelled by the state

A little over a year ago, Labour was crowing over the untimely demise of Liz Truss’s premiership. The Conservatives had “crashed our economy” piling misery on working households, shadow chancellor Rachel Reeves told the Commons.

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All week, boxes, trolleys, and chairs have been moving back and forth as the new government, new MPs, and survivors from the old government transition into their new roles.

Oxford Labour Party has had six more councillors resign bringing the total up to eight in the past week.

Professor Sir John Curtice, the president of the British Polling Council, said Sir Keir Starmer s party was well placed to claim victory in Thursdays by-election. Speaking to The Mail on Sunday, Sir John pointed

The two parties are at war over the Mid-Bedfordshire contest, to be held on 19 October, as they both look to take the seat off the Tories.