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    Georgina Quach edits and produces newsletters on a range of topics including UK politics and economy, finance and European affairs. She works with FT associate editor Stephen Bush to edit and write the Inside Politics briefing every weekday. Before joining the FT, Georgina was a Scott Trust bursary journalist at the Guardian.

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    • Friday, 24 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Sunak faces an ungovernable party that wants it all

      Amid record UK immigration, MPs are calling for immediate action while failing to engage with trade-offs

      Rishi Sunak at the cabinet table
    • Thursday, 23 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Tax cuts today, impossible spending cuts tomorrow

      Rather than protecting public services, chancellor puts his fiscal harvest towards ‘retail offers’ and passes pain to Labour

      Singer Charlotte Church and protesters demonstrate against austerity and spending cuts in 2015
    • Wednesday, 22 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Knotty task of adding up public finances will lie with Reeves

      The problem created by cutting income taxes is likely to trouble a future chancellor facing strained services

      Rachel Reeves
    • Tuesday, 21 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Explosive Covid testimony can hardly harm Rishi Sunak further

      Dredging up the past may not form part of Labour’s attack given prime minister’s already sunken personal ratings

      Former prime minister Boris Johnson and ex-chancellor Rishi Sunak in a restaurant on June 26 2020
    • Monday, 20 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Will Tory income tax gambit do enough to change the narrative?

      Cut to personal rate could be seen as thin gruel, or spark criticism about who benefits most from such a change

      Jeremy Hunt at the Conservative party conference this year
    • Friday, 17 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Tories’ dream of a 1983 Geoffrey Howe giveaway jars with reality

      Party wants Hunt to unleash tax cuts even though its 2019 promises on improving public services remain unfulfilled

      Geoffrey Howe, former chancellor, alongside ex-prime minister Margaret Thatcher at the 1981 Tory party conference
    • Thursday, 16 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Setbacks for both Sunak and Starmer may store up trouble

      Rebellion over Gaza stance posed no threat to Labour leader’s position but could presage more internal wrangling

      Rishi Sunak
    • Wednesday, 15 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Braverman sinks as Tory right torchbearer, while Priti Patel rises

      By only revealing Rishi Sunak’s broken pledges after being sacked, former home secretary opens herself up to more criticism

      Suella Braverman and Rishi Sunak at the cabinet table
    • Tuesday, 14 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Sunak offers up Cameron 2.0 to woo back Tory voters

      Prime minister’s biggest risk will be failing to match shift to centre ground with actions after ditching his ‘change’ strategy

      David Cameron
    • Monday, 13 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      DUP boycott looks to be driving its backers away

      Poll suggests party’s 25% vote share will sink below Sinn Féin, which would be its worst Westminster result in a decade

      Jeffrey Donaldson at the Culloden Hotel in Belfast
    • Friday, 10 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Hongkongers make a splash in UK politics

      Non-partisan campaign to prioritise community’s concerns on China targets marginals ahead of election

      The non-partisan campaigners behind ‘Vote for Hong Kong 2024’, a lobbying effort to get the concerns of Hongkongers on the political agenda
    • Thursday, 9 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Sunak should ditch running campaign on five pledges

      Options to show public Tory renewal are falling away as party trails Labour by 20 points in polls

      Rishi Sunak
    • Wednesday, 8 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      King’s Speech: Sunak’s strategy is divorced from reality

      Plus, the first frontbench Labour MP quits over Starmer’s Gaza stance

      Rishi Sunak speaks during the debate on the King’s Speech in the House of Commons
    • Tuesday, 7 November, 2023
      UK universities
      No appetite to boost university funding leaves sector wooing more overseas students

      Non-UK tuition fees are crucial but growing numbers of undergraduates haven’t been matched by accommodation

      A member of a picket holds a placard ‘honk for higher education’ during a strike over pay and pensions by the University and College Union in London in February 2023
    • Monday, 6 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Sunak’s dash to pull the ‘don’t know’ bloc of Tory voters on side

      New policies draw dividing lines with opposition, though retaining Conservative 2019 backers at next election will be tough

      Conservative party conference delegates in Manchester last month
    • Saturday, 4 November, 2023
      Europe Express
      New German party defies conventional labels Premium content

      An already fragmented political landscape is bracing for the arrival of the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance

      Sahra Wagenknecht
    • Friday, 3 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Sunak’s AI summit succeeded, but not in the way the UK hoped

      Bletchley Park event helped drive forward agenda, but US moves highlight how Britain is some way off from leading field

      Rishi Sunak at the AI Safety Summit
    • Thursday, 2 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Media today stops politicians facing both ways on divisive issues

      Keir Starmer’s defiance of ‘album culture’ — where group members buy into a collective set of values — speaks to broader shift in politics

      Keir Starmer in the House of Commons
    • Wednesday, 1 November, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Starmer’s gamble appears to be working

      Pressure on Biden to go further than calling for humanitarian pause in Israel-Hamas war could prove useful for UK labour leader

      Keir Starmer at Chatham House
    • Tuesday, 31 October, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Covid inquiry won’t topple the Boris Johnson myth

      But the deep dive into government decision-making will bring about tighter regulation of ministers’ communications

      Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak
    • Monday, 30 October, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Starmer can’t avoid changing position on Gaza, but the path is fraught with difficulty

      Neither he nor his frontbenchers can mount a policy-based defence of Israel’s aims, and Labour’s position is shifting de facto

      Protesters during a pro-Palestinian demonstration outside the Labour party headquarters in London on Friday
    • Friday, 27 October, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Why October 2024 election (and Tory defeat) look more likely

      Optimism among Sunak’s team and history point to Tories waiting until January 2025, but this would defy sense

      Rishi Sunak
    • Thursday, 26 October, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Labour’s electoral prospects run into danger over Israel-Hamas war

      Reeves’ plagiarism story will linger while Starmer is far from quelling party’s divisions over its formal stance on conflict

      Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves
    • Wednesday, 25 October, 2023
      Conservative Party UK
      Bankers’ bonuses: Sunak’s Trussite hangover carries political costs

      Ditching bonus cap and other ‘Brexit freedoms’ are unlikely to woo voters who show some support for thicker regulation

      Liz Truss and Kwasi Kwarteng at the Conservative party conference in Birmingham in October last year
    • Tuesday, 24 October, 2023
      Inside Politics
      Sunak has failed to restore faith in Tories

      Debate over PM’s political strategy distracts attention from the need to tackle policy issues most affecting voters

      Rishi Sunak
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