The Prime Minister-in-waiting's campaign speech earlier today sounded as much like that of a Labour politician as a Conservative one, but for a clearer insight into Theresa May's ideas, go back to her conference speech last October
It is reasonable to assume 'Take Control' was not meant to describe a situation in which referendum victory would lead to the sequential self-immolation of each of its architects
There are huge questions for Great Britain that remain painfully unanswered
Leadsom suggested that motherhood gave her a competitive edge over her rival Theresa May in The Times. Leadsom denied, squirmed, apologised and finally decided simply to banish herself
Pokémon Go requires the user to give permission to several privacy intrusions: location services, camera usage and data, time zone, and so on. It's not surprising people are already questioning what Pokémon creator Nintendo will do with this data
The future Prime Minister's tough immigration policies will be difficult to implement
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In her aborted campaign for the job, May said she would stick to a fixed-term parliament and wait until 2020. But when Gordon Brown took power in 2007 and he hesitated over a snap election, she said he was 'running scared of the people's verdict'
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Some Labour MPs might judge that it would be better to kick Corbyn out in the hope that the Corbynistas then walk away, leaving the majority of MPs in the driving seat. But there is no guarantee that the left would walk into such a trap
May wants to stand up for the 'ordinary worker' and pull big business bonuses into line. I guess she forgot about the time she voted against creating jobs for young people using money from bankers' bonuses
What she said, and what she meant...
When she directly rebuffed George Osborne and whether she actually means it about school reform
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The Parliamentary Labour Party should have chosen a challenger who shares ground with Corbyn on the key issues. That would have proven that this is solely about "effective leadership", rather than ideology
If you're drawn to the dark and taboo-breaking side of Anthony Neilson's imagination, as exemplified by plays such as The Censor and Relocated, then the chances are that you'll feel disappointed by Unreachable. As is his habit, the dramatist has devised the piece during the rehearsal process with input from the cast, but what they've produced comes across as strangely conventional and cut off from the momentous happenings in the outside world.
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The police officer who shot Philando Castile says he reacted to 'the gun, not the colour of his skin'
Two hundred years ago, the UK bought sculptures from the Parthenon from the Earl of Elgin — it's time to send them back and here's why