Josh Self

Josh Self is a political journalist and commentator who serves as Editor of Politics.co.uk.

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Week-in-Review

Week-in-Review: The Conservative doomsday clock strikes midnight

Politics@Lunch

Rishi Sunak’s D-Day blunder exposes a deep rot in the Conservative election campaign

News Feature

Election debate verdict: Swinging Sunak catches Starmer on tax — but prompts ‘liar’ counter-attack

Politics@Lunch

How the return of Nigel Farage could lead to a Reform-Conservative crossover

News Feature

The ultimate U-turn: why Nigel Farage changed his mind about standing as an MP

Politics@Lunch

Where’s Penny? Why Mordaunt and other senior Conservatives have gone missing this election

Week-in-Review

Week-in-Review: Labour’s Diane Abbott U-turn reveals the power of Rayner

What can we learn about Keir Starmer’s Labour Party from the botched handling of the Diane Abbott row?

Politics@Lunch

March of the Starmtroopers underlines the Labour leadership’s utter ruthlessness

Labour’s internal war is over — and Keir Starmer has won it.

Politics@Lunch

How Keir Starmer lost control of the Diane Abbott row

News

Sunak urged to deselect Liz Truss as Conservative election candidate

Politics@Lunch

Rishi Sunak risks making this the Reform UK election

Week-in-Review

Week-in-Review: Rishi Sunak’s spluttering election campaign relies on unknown unknowns

Politics@Lunch

Why Keir Starmer’s battle for Scotland is so crucial this election

Politics@Lunch

Is Rishi Sunak learning to regret his summer election gamble?

News Feature

Election 2024: cornered and with nowhere to turn, Rishi Sunak rolls the dice

Politics Live

Rishi Sunak calls general election for 4 July – as it happened

Politics@Lunch

PMQs verdict: Infected blood focus contrasts feverish election speculation

Politics@Lunch

Infected blood report marks major reckoning for the British state

News

Politicians could be prosecuted over infected blood scandal, says former Supreme Court justice

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