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Markets ripple for Trump vs Harris race as Joe Biden leaves the stage
As Joe Biden leaves the stage, prepare for a much closer, very likely nastier, fight – one that tilts in one direction then another
Labour’s Europe reset prioritises security over business
There’s been too much bad blood, mostly emanating from the UK side, for full-scale rapprochement
Is seeking health and wealth enough to reinvent the UK economy?
Unless Reeves and Streeting make good progress on the NHS and grow the economy, the political tide could turn
After a historic defeat, UK’s Tories are at the mercy of Johnson and Farage
The Conservative Party brought the Labour landslide on themselves. The once-great party ran out of ideas and energy years ago
The National poll defines an agenda for a Keir Starmer government
UK's likely next prime minister should take note of demands for tougher stance against Israel, seeking peace in Ukraine and reducing immigration
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange did journalism no favours
His document dumps shook the world, but the subsequent legal drama has endangered the media industry
Election betting affair confirms time is running out for Rishi Sunak
Conservatives' lack of a moral compass is especially telling as it unites a string of scandals
Race to become UK prime minister is about to turn very nasty
Accepted wisdom is negative campaigns lose elections but Rishi Sunak is being urged to 'go for the jugular'
American investors spooked over Starmer's impact on costs and taxes
What Labour leaders have not been saying is causing apprehension especially among the big US players in the UK market
UK's private schools tax raid is long overdue
Soaring cost of education underlines how far private schools have strayed from their middle-class origins
Sunak relies on Tory values – and football feelgood factor – to win
As Starmer storms the opinion polls, incumbent PM hopes proven economic acumen will win him July 4 election
Ceaseless scandals show profound arrogance at heart of British establishment
It has a misplaced superiority that feeds on itself
Bow to Burnham: The UK’s mayors are on the up
Old Trafford‘s fateful rebuild is a sign of regional mayors becoming more powerful
The real lesson of UK elections is Lib Dems hold the key for Labour
The great fear for the Tories is that a Labour-Lib Dem alliance would become permanent
Border inspections on European goods set to cost British businesses
As new fees and checks start, Britain’s small businesses, consumers and travellers see the downside of Brexit