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68th Weekly Newsletter Two further U-turns this week mean it is now almost standard for anything this Government says to be undone at a later date. That isn’t...

67th Weekly Newsletter Parliament returns next week when the Government is set to face fresh criticism over its backward plans to give the Chagos Islands away...

66th Weekly Newsletter As Parliament heads into recess, Labour leaves behind chaos at the heart of government and a growing policy vacuum. This week saw the...

65th Weekly Newsletter It has been one of those Westminster weeks where the distractions threaten to drown out the things that really matter. While serious...

64th Weekly Newsletter This week’s prime ministerial trip to China was all about optics: Sir Keir Starmer pitched a “sophisticated” reset with Beijing. But with...

63rd Weekly Newsletter This week exposed growing instability at the top of Labour. Andrew Gwynne’s resignation has descended into a grubby internal struggle...

62nd Weekly Newsletter If I am honest, I was hardly surprised… about yet another Labour U-turn, of course. After the Government abandoned its Orwellian...

61st Weekly Newsletter I hope you have had a good start to 2026. It has already been an eventful few weeks since my last newsletter. Parliament has returned in...

60th Weekly Newsletter As this is my final newsletter of 2025, it is a moment to pause and reflect on a year that has shown the real strength of our community...