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Labour](https://www.theguardian.com/politics/labour) to stick to the “country first, party second” mantra that Starmer had repeated time and again during the general election campaign. He told Sky News: “Country first, party second
recent opinion polls, a loss in Wales would have political significance of historic proportions. A former Welsh government minister told BBC Wales that if the results were "as bad as predicted" then UK Labour leader
government told the Moscow Times that the Kremlin was dragging out negotiations on purpose to consolidate battlefield gains and diplomats were playing for time while soldiers advanced. “It’s a war of attrition. And right
government could pick included a more robust challenge to Donald Trump and a more passionate defence of environmentalism. Greenberg’s findings suggested the next election would be won by whoever can unite left and right
Recent [polling suggests](https://www.whatscotlandthinks.org/questions/how-would-you-be-likely-to-use-your-regional-vote-in-a-scottish-parliament-election-asked-since-2024-general-election-incl-reform-alba/) that the party is on track to retain its status as Holyrood's largest party, having been in power for almost 20 years. In an interview for [Sunday with
recent weeks Starmer has been "bluntly self critical" and has recognised privately that he has to step up. The minister told me a leadership contest now would be a mistake, adding "he is the most
government’s investment, modernisation and the remarkable efforts of staff right across the board.” March was the first time since November 2021 more than 65% of patients were seen within 18 weeks. “This
Labour pledged to achieve in opposition, would be brought forward in “a few weeks” for the start of the parliamentary session in July. Asked about the prospect of proscribing the group, he said: “In relation
achieve in the short-term in government, and without his own electoral mandate. It argues that privatisation is at the root of Britain’s problems, that essential services are run entirely for profit and that
recent weeks, Burnham had suggested the rules might be changed, for example by exempting rises in defence spending [as has occurred in Germany](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c62z6gljv2yo) to allow for extra spending. Then on Friday
achieve it. In terms of deciding funding levels, part of the problem is finding a benchmark with which to compare. With the current grant you could build six or more new primary schools
recent joint trip for dinner and to watch The Devil Wears Prada 2, questioning if a man hellbent on a leadership bid would have the time for such leisurely fripperies. Two things shifted the narrative
Labour backbencher, Samantha Niblett, questioning whether it could be “trusted as a custodian of the intimate health records of tens of millions of British citizens”. The Lib Dem MP Luke Taylor, who called the deal
recently asked me.** Scotland, I asked? Wales? No, I was told. The answer was London. The reason Sir Keir Starmer and his team are waiting so nervously for the results of next week's council
achieving all of that. She wasn't yet a professor. She had no influential books or papers. And, like many women at the time, she was struggling to break into a male-dominated field that