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Politics

Marr, Andrew

New statesman (1996), 2023-01, Vol.152 (5701), p.14-15

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Politics
Autor: Marr, Andrew
Assuntos: Blair, Tony ; Economic summit conferences ; Political leadership ; Sunak, Rishi
É parte de: New statesman (1996), 2023-01, Vol.152 (5701), p.14-15
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Descrição: The Downing Street narrative might briefly have seemed perfect: snooty metropolitan Labour leader having apres-ski cocktails with the global elite, while their man was down and basic with the Lancashire folks. Sunak had to pay a fine for not wearing his seatbelt while filming a video for social media in the back of a car; heard protests by Tory MPs whose backyards hadn't got levelling-up handouts; and is now struggling with yet more Westminster sleaze and backscratching allegations, around the party chairman Nadhim Zahawi's tax affairs and the chair of the BBC, Richard Sharp. On growth, Starmer also believes a more active government working, for instance, to clear the bureaucratic blockages and planning delays for onshore wind farms and other green infrastructure will help.
Editor: London: New Statesman Ltd
Idioma: Inglês

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