‘Free Jimmy Lai’ message projected onto London landmarks as Keir Starmer visits China
A message calling for the release of Jimmy Lai has been projected onto the side of the Houses of Parliament and Tower Bridge. More
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in UK PoliticsA message calling for the release of Jimmy Lai has been projected onto the side of the Houses of Parliament and Tower Bridge. More
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in UK PoliticsKemi Badenoch delivers speech denouncing Westminster ‘psychodrama’ as she fights to rescue her party More
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in UK PoliticsThe former deputy prime minister was forced to resign last year over her tax affairs, but political editor David Maddox explains why her charisma could see her launch a remarkable comeback More
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in UK PoliticsGreater Manchester mayor, who the prime minister blocked from standing in the Gorton and Denton by-election, due to finish his term in three years More
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in UK PoliticsOur chief political commentator John Rentoul answers your questions on Labour’s internal tensions, Keir Starmer’s authority, the Burnham row, repeated U-turns and why this is the most unruly parliamentary Labour party in history More
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in UK PoliticsThe prime minister will lead a delegation of over 50 British business, sports and cultural representatives to China for the three-day visit More
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in UK PoliticsExclusive: Green Party leader Zack Polanski tells The Independent the Gorton and Denton by-election is ‘Greens vs Reform’ More
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in UK PoliticsThe former deputy prime minister was speaking before Andy Burnham’s pathway back to Parliament was blocked More
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