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Climate. Refugees. Crime. With an election looming next year, the prime minister and his party are turning to populist issues.

When Greenpeace activists draped Prime Minister Rishi Sunak’s baronial country house in black fabric last month to protest his energy policies, public reaction focused on the troubling lapse in security. But on another level, the stunt showed that Sunak’s brand of hard-edge politics was hitting home in Britain.

Happening in politics. there's a very interesting comment from tim bale, a respected professor of politics at london university, he says, "what we are seeing right now is the tory party "in particular engaging in a much more populist way "of handling the climate challenge." and it's not actually just in this country, we see it in other countries too. does that worry you? well, it depends what you mean by that. there are two things — there are the policies and there's the language. and it's absolutely right that parties should debate the best possible policies for achieving what we want to ac...

Broader way about what's happening in politics. there's a very interesting comment from tim bale, a respected professor of politics at london university, he says, "what we are seeing right now is the tory party "in particular engaging in a much more populist way "of handling the climate challenge." and it's not actually just in this country, we see it in other countries too. does that worry you? well, it depends what you mean by that. there are two things — there are the policies and there's the language. and it's absolutely right that parties should debate the best possible policies for ach...