248. Battle lines are drawn: defections, defence, and David Gauke

248. Battle lines are drawn: defections, defe...

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578. Alastair and Michael Gove Disagree Agreeably on Brexit and Israel

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577. Is Badenoch Finally Stopping Farage and Why Are French Schools on Fire?

With Reform bogged down in scandal, and Kemi Badenoch setting out her political vision at Conservative Party conference, have the Tories finally wrestled momentum on the right of British politics away from Farage? As French schools burn, how are Le Pen and the French far right ex ...  Afficher plus

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