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Sunday 16 June: Once-loyal Tories wish to see Conservatism reborn after years of Blairite betrayal
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Saturday 15 June: The Tories’ handling of the Reform threat has only highlighted their lack of nous
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Friday 14 June: The Labour manifesto does nothing to earn the support of voters.
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Thursday 13 June: Who’d believe politicians’ tax pledges when Britain is drowning in debt?
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Wednesday 12 June: The Tories’ manifesto pledges can’t redeem their record in government
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Tuesday 11 June: Europe’s complacent elites need to start listening to their voters
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Monday 10 June: Time for elected politicians to take back responsibility for climate targets
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Sunday 9 June: Fixing the housing market will take more than cheap election bribes
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Saturday 8 June: The Prime Minister’s D-Day blunder has damaged his election prospects even further
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