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Labour leader offers nod to ‘Iron Lady’ by posing in combat fatigues in Estonia

The Institute of Economic Affairs appeared on British media an average of 14 times a day in the last year, this newsletter has found.

This year’s rogue’s gallery is full to the brim. The Guardian’s sketch writer picks out some of the biggest rotters, from Suella and SBF to Elon Musk and Lord Dave

Former PM sparked Conservative demise and did ‘huge damage’ to party’s popularity, say experts

As the prime minister battles a civil war on the Tory back benches, his favourability with the public has slumped to a record low

Immigration is yet again front-page news and, as always, I watch the performative hot takes on the issue by people seeking to outdo each other on how “hardline” they can be. What madness. For those who are hard of thinking: we don’t have to be mean to deal with immigration.

An ally has gone and both wings of the Conservative party are in revolt over asylum. With a crucial vote coming, the stakes are very high

The former foreign secretary, 54, jetted into Rwanda this week in his new role as the man in charge of bringing down Britain's record immigration levels. Katie Strick charts his career so far

Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership has always dramatised a political paradox. On the one hand, his primary task is to reassure the public that the party it comprehensively rejected in 2019 — Labour’s worst result since 1935 — has changed and can be trusted to govern dependably and without ideological mania.