As a political vacuum unfolds across the EU, could Starmer’s attempts to reset relations embellish the UK’s European influence from outside the Union?
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A win for diversity or a Cabinet of crumbs? The failings of Truss’ Cabinet
Truss’ new Cabinet is highly unique in British politics. It is easily the most diverse Cabinet, with heritage ranging from Ghana, India and Sierra Leone. However, it is also a first for lack of opposition, even compared to Johnson’s cabinet of ‘nodding dogs’.
Truss’ Cabinet needs to reinvigorate the Conservative party, the UK’s economy and Britain’s position on the global stage. But with constant reshuffles and limited experience, the UK is less likely to look like “Singapore-on-Thames” but instead return to a perpetual position of the “sick man of Europe”
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From the cost of the living crisis to the controversial Rwanda immigration scheme, both candidates have a fine line to balance between gaining party support in the present and preserving the public’s favour in the future.
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With Boris’ departure from No 10 expected in the oncoming weeks, who’s in place to replace him in politics’ highest role?
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