Politics + Analysis
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Bob Blackman, picked as the 1922 Committee chair, will play a major role in shaping the contest to replace Rishi Sunak
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Labour has emphasised it commitment to national security and also its historical connection with Nato
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In his first press conference inside No 10 there was a relaxed atmosphere – and a pledge to end ideological drama
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Several cabinet ministers have immediate issues to confront now they are safely installed in Whitehall. With the new government needing to make an early impression, we look at six figures with pressing concerns
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The new business secretary will have big calls to make within a few days of sitting down at his desk
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From the surprise decision to call a snap election to the divisions inside the doomed campaign machine
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Keir Starmer’s broad but shallow victory means it will spend five years fighting off challenges from the right and left
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Handover a sharp contrast to last US election, when Donald Trump refused to concede and incited riots
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New leader recognised Sunak’s role in history and Labour’s next steps to succeed
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Former SNP voters stayed away or swung behind Labour, tired of scandal, policy failure and division
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After the Brexit battering of 2019, the party was at a low ebb. This has been a remarkable four-year turnaround
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An imminent Nato summit, bursting prisons and another strike by junior doctors for starters mean whoever takes the keys to No 10 will have little to no time to celebrate
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The race in rural Louth and Horncastle, a previously unassailable Tory seat, encapsulates Reform’s real threat
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The climate crisis, child poverty, workers’ rights and strained relations with ethnic minority voters will all be on the agenda