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No 10 seeks to prevent shortages and panic buying turning into ‘winter of discontent’
Prime minister is betting on improvements to vocational training that experts say is badly underfunded in England
Labour leader needs to show the public his values align with theirs
The prime minister has plans to transform the country. But does he have the skills to mobilise the government machinery?
Temporary scheme for up to 10,000 foreign workers in transport and food in wake of fuel and supply disruption
Economic security is the core issue for voters and the absence of challengers on his flank allows the Tory leader to capitalise
New housing minister likely to focus on ‘overlooked families and unvalued communities’
Post-industrial England is turning blue — and there is much more to the shift than Brexit
Davey believes liberal Tory supporters’ unease with Johnson threatens ‘blue wall’ seats
Ministerial shake-up brings in younger team as PM focuses on delivering post-Brexit, post-Covid domestic plans
UK PM confident enough to promote Gove and Truss, two rivals for his job
Johnson has removed liabilities, built party bridges and repositioned Gove in a bid to meet expectations
But Tory MPs express doubts tax increase will have hoped-for effect on waiting lists and care
Note to the UK government: raising corporate taxes has economic costs
Why Boris Johnson announced a tax rise to fix the UK’s creaking social care system
More money for the NHS and social care is popular with voters but risks alienating some Tory MPs
Prospect of £12bn a year in higher taxes triggers abstentions and 5 votes against by PM’s own MPs
Analysis shows homelessness and poverty will rise when universal credit boost finishes
Prime minister will face three significant challenges if he takes higher-spending pathway
As the country gets used to ‘normal’ life, opposition to the measures is especially strong among Tories
Prime minister prepares to defy furious Tory critics over national insurance increase
Prime minister reveals 311 Afghans who worked with UK troops remain stranded
Departure leaves a 'stain on the reputation of the west', says former PM
Government seeks to avoid having to introduce another lockdown over winter
Divisions between the two will become more exposed as the battle over spending worsens
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