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Hugo Gye

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Political Editor at The i Paper

Political editor, @theipaper. Þæs ofereode, þisses swa mæg. Get in touch: [email protected]

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  • Your airport queue is set to get longer - and Starmer's Brexit deal won't fix it

    5 days ago | inews.co.uk | Hugo Gye

    British travellers will continue to face delays going to Europe despite a new deal set to be confirmed this month between the UK and the EU to smooth relations. Sir Keir Starmer is expected to unveil an agreement with European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen during a UK-EU summit taking place in London on 19 May.

  • Reform: Next step is a blueprint to deport illegal immigrants

    1 week ago | inews.co.uk | Hugo Gye

    Reform UK will set out a detailed policy for the mass deportation of illegal immigrants from Britain as the party seeks to build on its local election success, The i Paper understands. Nigel Farage’s team will continue to emphasise the issue of immigration, including by attempting legal action against the Home Office to avoid the settling of asylum seekers in the areas that Reform now controls.

  • Labour hopes immigration crackdown and interest rate cut can stop Reform

    1 week ago | inews.co.uk | Hugo Gye

    Sir Keir Starmer is pinning his political hopes on an interest rate cut this week and a looming crackdown on immigration to fight off Reform UK after the right-wing insurgents’ stunning success in the local elections. Labour MPs have urged No 10 to wake up to the threat posed by Nigel Farage’s party, which outperformed any others when voters across parts of England went to the polls last week.

  • Inside Labour plans to recover from election battering at the hands of Reform

    1 week ago | inews.co.uk | Hugo Gye

    Labour is set to double down on efforts to convince voters that the Government is able to make a concrete difference in their lives as a response to the party’s battering in local elections. Multiple MPs have gone public with demands for a change of policy direction after Reform UK made sweeping gains, including a by-election win in one of Labour’s safest seats. Nigel Farag’s party gained over 600 seats, two mayoral seats, an MP and control of 10 councils.

  • Why the places Reform didn't quite win show the party is a real national force

    1 week ago | inews.co.uk | Hugo Gye

    The stunning victories racked up by Reform UK in the English local elections are almost too many to count: a Commons by-election, two mayoralties, 10 county councils and nearly 700 councillors. The wholesale transfer of the Conservative vote over to Nigel Farage’s party in places like Staffordshire, Nottinghamshire and Lancashire is a clear indication of just how far Reform has come.

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Hugo Gye @HugoGye
12 May 25

The American ambassador has arrived in London. State Dept says Warren A. Stephens takes up his job today after being confirmed by the Senate a couple o weeks ago. He says: "It is an honor to serve in the United Kingdom, one of our closest allies."

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Hugo Gye @HugoGye
12 May 25

RT @theobertram: Many parents in the UK would like to have a second child but ultimately choose not to because they fear they cannot afford…

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Hugo Gye @HugoGye
12 May 25

RT @MrHarryCole: Donald Trump will spend about 90 mins in the UK tonight on his way to Middle East, according to White House Refuelling a…