Buoyed by polls which show the public approves of his handling of the Ukraine crisis, Sir Keir has finally begun to look - and sound - like a prime minister. His defiant response to a Labour revolt ...

For all the talk about encouraging people back into jobs, you cannot “incentivise” many disabled people who are not capable of work, writes Andrew Grice. Yet this might be an unmistakable signal the p ...

Inside the months of quiet, grinding preparation that went into the British prime minister’s all-smiles first trip to the ...

Corbyn’s sermonising has one aim only: to allow him to pose as an advocate for peace while refusing to mobilise workers and ...

Despite domestic fiscal tensions, the prime minister sounds stronger and clearer – and has seen an uptick in popularity – as ...

Fingerprints of Jonathan Powell and Lord Mandelson all over two clearest successes of Sir Keir Starmer’s Washington visit ...

With his determination to cut the benefits bill, Keir Starmer has found his voice as a tough pragmatist who can hold the centre ground of British politics, says John Rentoul ...

With the UK government announcing plans to shutter the PSR in favour of regulatory streamlining, FStech editor Jonathan ...

As they met at the White House, Donald Trump gushed about Keir Starmer’s impressive and beautiful wife. It is something ...

Keir Starmer has demolished Kemi Badenoch and her 'desperate search for relevance' in a bruising PMQs session ahead of his trip to meet Donald Trump in Washington DC ...

John McTernan, who was political secretary to Tony Blair when he was PM and who worked as a special adviser to Harriet Harman ...

Starmer could use Britain’s island identity to its advantage and turn this time of crisis into an opportunity for Britain.