EMQs: How to give a GREAT conference speech

EMQs: How to give a GREAT conference speech

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EMQs What If: Ed and George had never entered politics?

For our third summer EMQs we’re returning to our What Ifs. Ed Balls and George Osborne first consider how Britain would change had they never entered politics? Would the Bank of England become independent? Would there be a Manchester mayoralty? Or, would it have had no impact?Wha ...  Show more

Sue Gray: Why working under Keir Starmer became ‘unbearable’

The third of our exclusive summer interviews sees Ed Balls sit down with the former Chief of Staff for No. 10 Sue Gray. In her first major interview since her dramatic split from Keir Starmer’s team, she details the lead up to entering Downing Street and just where things went wr ...  Show more

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