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The end of the peer show
The end of the peer show

Hereditary peers have left their red leather benches for the final time. The House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) Act became law earlier this year, whic…

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Starmer vs the basics of politics
Starmer vs the basics of politics

Does Keir Starmer have confidence in Rachel Reeves? Kemi Badenoch pressed the Prime Minister on his Chancellor’s future at PMQs – and he declined to …

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Morgan McSweeney faces the music
Morgan McSweeney faces the music

It’s a blockbuster day in parliament today. To kick things off, we had Philip Barton pleading ignorance; to close the proceedings tonight we have a v…

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Can the King handle Trump?
Can the King handle Trump?

King Charles is about to travel to Washington to visit President Trump. The brief? Fix the strained relationship. No pressure!


Can royal diplomacy st…

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Isabel Hardman's Sunday Roundup - 26/04/2026
Isabel Hardman's Sunday Roundup - 26/04/2026

Isabel Hardman presents highlights from Sunday morning's political shows.


President Trump survives another potential assassination attempt, as shots r…

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'I used to be Labour. No more.' – who will win Wales?
'I used to be Labour. No more.' – who will win Wales?

Is Labour about to lose Wales? That’s what the polling suggests. After 27 years, Wales is seeking change. The beneficiaries look to be the outsiders,…

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Is Lord Hermer fit to be Attorney General?
Is Lord Hermer fit to be Attorney General?

The long-debated assisted dying bill is expected to fail in the House of Lords today – described by the bill's leading advocate Lord Falconer as fail…

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‘Worse than the worst of Boris Johnson’ – are Labour turning on Starmer?
‘Worse than the worst of Boris Johnson’ – are Labour turning on Starmer?

Somewhere in the documents surrounding Peter Mandelson’s ambassadorial appointment, the Spectator's political editor Tim Shipman reveals, is a text K…

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'When, not if' – who will move against Starmer?
'When, not if' – who will move against Starmer?

It will come as no surprise that Keir Starmer appears to have heard a very different evidence session from Sir Olly Robbins to the one everyone else …

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Why Olly Robbins testimony is 'quietly devastating' for Starmer
Why Olly Robbins testimony is 'quietly devastating' for Starmer

'The most gripping testimony' since Dominic Cummings which could prove 'extraordinary and quietly devastating' for Keir Starmer. That's the verdict o…

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