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Sunak must go – a new leader is the only chance of avoiding extinction
The Tories are heading for certain defeat. The only question now is whether the party itself can survive
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US politics now offers the Tories a terrifying glimpse into their future
New dividing lines are emerging. Conservatives can no longer bury their heads in the sand
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The London hotel teaching guests how to lucid-dream
Our writer checks into the Kimpton Fitzroy, which is offering an unusual new sleep package
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The Tories are being crushed by their blind faith in incompetent technocrats
The Budget is likely to see the party pay a high price for failing to topple failed bodies like the OBR
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The Tories have failed on everything – fixing potholes is all they have left
Forget Rwanda and sorting the NHS, the Government needs to aim for a few small-scale successes
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Out of control welfare is destroying Britain and the Conservative Party
Sunak and his acolytes are hopelessly reticent about making the moral case for shrinking our benefits bill
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The revamped historic hotel giving a much-needed boost to Windermere
England’s largest lake has had a tough time of late. Can the refresh of Langdale Chase turn things around?
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Labour created the cult of the NHS. Now it is desperate to tear it down
Amid more strikes, it is the Opposition’s responsibility to find a pathway for reform - otherwise disaster awaits
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Sick note Britain refuses to confront the causes of a surging welfare bill
Tories have tiptoed around the big rise in the numbers not working because of mental health problems
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Rwanda isn’t the new Brexit. The Tories are imploding over a pointless gimmick
It was never going to stop the boats, but it’s served to distract the party from talking about anything else
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Our economy isn’t safe with Labour. Don’t trust Keir Starmer’s promises
Their plans are riddled with contradictions that can never be solved. They have bet the farm on a dud
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The liberal elite’s assumptions about mass migration are crumbling fast
The establishment’s quasi-religious orthodoxy has to change, or else Britain is heading towards trouble
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How the Lib Dems became a bizarre, toxic embarrassment
From opposing Brexit to backing tuition fees, Britain’s third party have lost their political instincts. A new book ponders their future
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A new Right-wing party will replace the Tories if they keep surrendering to the establishment
On tax and migration, half measures threaten to miss the scale of public anger at today’s failed orthodoxies
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Rishi Sunak is gambling with the Conservative Party’s very survival
All depends on how he uses his risky reshuffle: is he about to do something genuinely radical?
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Labour’s impossible new coalition may already be starting to fall apart
Rows over party policy on Israel foreshadow battles on everything from net zero to the trades unions
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