Keir Starmer's promise for change is as convincing as a bad boyfriend's. MPs may well decide they prefer chaos to this neverending blandness.

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Almost a quarter of Brits thought the U.S. president is the biggest risk to national security — second only to Russia.

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A survey has found that three quarters of businesses think the government should be doing more to cut Britain’s high rates of economic inactivity

Rachel Reeves is talking a good game on growth, but Labour won't be rewarded at the ballot box unless they can help ordinary people to feel better off

Five years since the UK left the European Union, the director of the Good Growth Foundation argues that closer ties with our closest trading partner is more vital than ever

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An influential group of Labour backbenchers has warned the prime minister that his focus on growth is not enough to avoid an electoral wipeout in five years