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With 'hope again' Labour must flesh out its change in direction
Party looks north as it prepares for its annual conference
King Charles urges action on AI curbs before it's 'too late'
UK monarch steps into dispute over technology by hosting summit with industry leaders
CommentTories and Reform need to strike at Burnham before time runs out
Potential for swift election means opposition parties need to make urgent inroads against new prime minister
CommentAndy Burnham needs to deliver more than selfies and sound bites
New UK Prime Minister seems to have an opinion on everything, but does he have solutions?
CommentDespite his by-election win, Nigel Farage’s political future remains far from clear
The Reform UK leader faces more hurdles over alleged financial irregularities, but he cannot be written off
CommentBurnham's credentials need polishing if he is to calm City jitters
Failure to persuade two key men to join his team is regarded as a blow
The 'bear-hug' American investors smothering London's biggest and best companies
Foreign takeovers account for 86 per cent of the mergers announced in the UK this year - and the hunting season's not over yet
CommentRiddle of Ed Miliband hangs over UK diplomacy
Getting to the bottom of what drives Andy Burnham's most potent pick
CommentIndia's super giants to the rescue of UK cricket
Rise of franchise cricket with an Indian flavour will take London by storm next week
CommentBritish investment follows a familiar pattern with ITV and easyJet buyouts
ITV joins a long line of 'valuable UK assets' courted by international buyers
CommentBritain cannot afford to wait for Andy Burnham's arrival as prime minister
Country faces mounting crises as Labour's leadership contest delays urgent decision-making
CommentFlamingo protests and Trump ties expose Albania's identity crisis
Country has progressed under Edi Rama, but protests over Jared Kushner-led development highlight cultural concerns
CommentUK defence industry could boost economy, if Starmer gains some 'verve'
Inner conversations within the UK government show how far it has let hopes for industrial rebirth fade
The milk round runs dry: How AI is making graduates question value of a degree
The boom in higher education is turning to bust for university leavers discovering that new technology has eliminated the jobs they would normally walk into
CommentAs UK races through prime ministers, veterans like Cooper should know better
Keir Starmer is battling fractious politicians and an impatient electorate in a nation still divided by Brexit
