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Big events can trigger change in public perception, but this scheme still appears niche to many voters
Calls for London and Brussels to relink energy markets to prevent ‘regulatory nightmare’
Government uses majority in Commons to remove peers’ amendments to legislation
Shadow chancellor will vow in annual Mais lecture to build on the ‘strength of institutions’ to restore growth
Live-updating state of the parties polling ahead of the general election
EasyJet, Rolls-Royce and others ask for help in scaling up new technologies to develop zero emission flights
The next government must close the gap between rhetoric and reality
PM insists his economic plan is working and tries to quell rebels’ talk of leadership change ahead of election
Contest is one of a series of local polls on May 2 that will be scrutinised ahead of general election expected this year
Campaigners hit out at Court of Appeal ruling that has led to acquittals in some criminal damage cases
UK media watchdog says network ‘on notice’ that further violations risked triggering statutory sanction
The first black leader of a European country reminds us of what Britain does well, though its system is not perfect
A behind-the-scenes look at the work of Rutherford Hall, critical communications strategist
Rise in electric vehicles will hasten the collapse of the car tax base and erode fiscal headroom unless the levy is unfrozen
Price of Rishi Sunak’s plan might be up to £230,000 per person, IPPR analysis shows
National Audit Office says high cost of devices and policy uncertainty to blame
Businesses say Britain is losing out as visitor numbers remain below pre-pandemic levels
Announcement is latest attempt to close gap with opposition ahead of election expected this year
‘Suspended accounts scheme’ would allow trapped cash to be transferred, but liabilities would remain with lenders
Party to target disgruntled older voters in Tory strongholds after poor electoral results over past decade
Pugin and Barry’s masterwork is at risk of collapse, and with it national art collections belonging to the British public
Economy minister will become Europe’s first Black leader after beating education minister Jeremy Miles
PM’s bad week capped off by James Heappey joining ranks of Conservatives stepping down at next election
A Labour government could find itself with ‘more money’ than expected, says Lord Nick Macpherson
Conservative politicians and journalists joined forces to block a £600mn acquisition of the news organisation by RedBird IMI
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