Even if the UK manages to dodge the worst of Donald Trump’s tariffs, we will still suffer from the fallout of a global trade war
After her jaunt to the O2, Rachel Reeves may be aware that the musical …
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It is mission critical that Labour repairs the contract between citizen and state | Andrew Rawnsley ○
Proving that government can be a force for good is essential if Sir Keir Starmer is to see off the populist right
Listening to Sir Keir Starmer’s recent lament that the “flabby” state is failing Brita…
In this dangerous age, Britain needs to exert soft power as well as the hard stuff | Andrew Rawnsley ○
Defence spending has to go up, but siphoning money from international aid is a self-defeating folly
Shortly before he flew to Washington, Sir Keir Starmer turned up in the Commons, put on his sombre v…
12 months ago
What can Keir Starmer say at the White House that Donald Trump might listen to? | Andrew Rawnsley ○
The stakes couldn’t be higher and the risks couldn’t be greater when the prime minister visits Washington this week
For British prime ministers, with their ideas about the world shaped by the historie…
Europeans are right to be angry with Donald Trump, but they should also be furious with themselves | Andrew Rawnsley ○
The betrayal of Ukraine is a final warning to the UK and its continental allies to put a lot more energy and money into rebuilding their defences
It was, Sir Keir Starmer told members of his inner cir…
13 months ago
Will the return of King Maga to the White House mean a Trumpification of British politics | Andrew Rawnsley ○
Donald Trump poses dilemmas and dangers for the Tories as well as Labour, and presents opportunities to the Lib Dems and Reform
We can list those people who expect to profit from the second coming of …
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