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  • 1 day ago | independent.co.uk | John Rentoul

    CommentThe prime minister will survive the rebellion over benefits cuts, because he will cave in to his MPs demands on welfare – but from here on, things will only get worse for him, says John RentoulFrom reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing.

  • 1 day ago | nz.news.yahoo.com | John Rentoul

    When Labour got into trouble soon after the election, Sue Gray was the scapegoat. Some of the failure to prepare for government may have been her fault, and her replacement, by Morgan McSweeney, as the prime minister’s chief of staff certainly ensured a clearer political message from No 10. But it didn’t take long for the caravan of blame to circle round and roll over her successor.

  • 2 days ago | msn.com | John Rentoul

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  • 2 days ago | independent.co.uk | John Rentoul

    CommentBefore the 2016 referendum, a leading light of the Leave campaign outlined the bright future that an ‘independent’ UK would enjoy outside the EU… in excruciating incorrect detail, says John Rentoul Did you enjoy the fireworks last night? The ones marking our annual Independence Day celebration? You missed them? That is a shame. Allow me to bring you up to date with some other things you may have missed.

  • 3 days ago | independent.co.uk | John Rentoul

    CommentThe prime minister urged de-escalation and the US president ignored him, leaving the British government unable to say whether it is for or against the military action. It’s another blow to Starmer’s standing on the world stage, says John RentoulKeir Starmer urged Donald Trump four days ago not to “ramp up” conflict in the Middle East. The next day, the B-2 bombers struck. So what was the British government’s view?

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John Rentoul
John Rentoul @JohnRentoul
9 Jun 25

RT @JohnRentoul: A Labour govt – a *Labour* govt – has cut aid from the target it set of 0.7% to, in effect, 0.15% and there is no outcry

John Rentoul
John Rentoul @JohnRentoul
9 Jun 25

RT @JohnRentoul: The significance of this by @DamianGreen is how unusual it is: since foreign aid budget was cut there has barely been a sq…

John Rentoul
John Rentoul @JohnRentoul
9 Jun 25

RT @JohnRentoul: Who says Labour's hi-tech digital miracle isn't delivering?