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Starmer and Reeves warned against new pension tax that would hit 7m people

Treasury officials are understood to be keen on a cap on the tax relief that is available for workers' pension contributions

Tory race ignites as MPs turn on Tugendhat, and Patel and Stride prepare to stand

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Rayner's pay reforms doomed to fail without business backing, Labour warned

Conservative Party

Grassroots Tories want 'unity' leader - but expect election losses until 2030s

Energy King: Charles set for wind power windfall

Conservative Party

Tom Tugendhat enters race to become next Tory leader

Dover Brexit chaos 'to bring 14hr queues and food supply issues until July 2025'

Corbyn trying to form rebel alliance to fight Starmer after Labour benefits revolt

Opinion

Labour says more of us should be working – but the numbers don’t add up

Newsletter (£)

Kitty Donaldson

Don't forget the silent Tory leadership candidate: Donald Trump

Lawrence Freedman

What to expect from Trump 2.0? He hasn't worked it out yet

Keir Starmer's ruthless act reveals a chink in his armour

Yasmin Alibhai-Brown

Keir Starmer has one chance to defeat the virus of populism

I worked for Suella Braverman – she is the only option for the Tory right

Kemi Badenoch vs James Cleverly: The Tory leadership battle to watch

Calling childfree women ‘crazy cat ladies’ reveals JD Vance’s egotism

Kitty Donaldson

Is Starmer ruthless enough to squash the rebels?

i Politics Columnists

This King's Speech will bury the Tories for a decade

Kemi Badenoch would be a disastrous Tory leader. And that's why she will win

Rishi Sunak has gone from snide prefect to genuine statesman

AYESHA HAZARIKA

Gaza hangs heavy over Labour's extraordinary election results

There’s nothing right-wing about wanting to live in a safe neighbourhood

Labour's new secret weapon: Boris Johnson

Keir Starmer has prioritised wealth over child welfare

Less ego, more co-operation - the left in Britain must learn from France

Corbyn's win proves it – Starmer will surely fail without the Labour left

There's an explosive row about class brewing in Labour's equality act

Ed Davey's 'too trusting' defence unravels at Post Office inquiry

Time for Nigel Farage to show us what he’s really made of

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Victoria Derbyshire

English? Yes, but I'm Lancastrian first

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Most voters think Reform has a problem with extremists

Two fifths of the public think Reform is a racist party, compared to 30 per cent who disagree

Pensions and Retirement

'It needs to encourage more saving': Concerns over Labour's plan for pensions

The UK needs a 'black start'. Rachel Reeves is planning to keep us in darkness

Polling stations required extra police due to abuse of voters and canvassers

MediaBig Read

Lachlan Murdoch is News UK's new kingmaker

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Defeated Liz Truss and Jacob Rees-Mogg are already back out on manoeuvres

Voters didn't like the Tories because the Tories didn't like voters

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Potholes, boarded-up shops and anti-social teens – Farage’s new life as Clacton MP

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Newsletter (£)

A new wave of independents can save British democracy

Patrick Cockburn

Britain is crumbling. Is Labour radical enough to fix it?

'My disabled son and I almost lost our vote because we wouldn't remove masks'

Kuba Shand-Baptiste

I am utterly terrified of what this Labour Government represents

Jonathon Porritt

Why the Green Party need to be as noisy and populist as Reform

Farage and Reform face sustained protests from anti-racism activists