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If you’re a committed supporter of a political party, the other side’s leadership elections can mess with your head.
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Here’s a pivotal passage from Keir Starmer’s speech to Labour Party Conference this afternoon, acknowledging what has been criticised as an overly…
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Golden legacy
It’s not easy for parties that have just lost an election.
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Incomplete sentences
You can’t explain why a political party won an election by quoting just two sentences from its manifesto.
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National unity
After an election, especially an election that has resulted in a change of government, the way parties do politics changes.
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Into injury time
If Labour are going to be so terrible, how come they're never going to lose an election again?
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Plumbing the depths
The Tories’ attack ads are getting worse. Why?
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Dividing Lines
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