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Biden gave them a boost but did the leaders deliver on the big issues like climate, coronavirus and China?

G7 countries pledged to deliver 870 million doses of coronavirus vaccines to the developing world over the next year.

The UK culture secretary has put together a playlist about getting the COVID-19 shot — and it’s a mixed bag.

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Special advisers can make powerful enemies — but the Whitehall system might grind to a halt without them.

By-elections are famously the home of oddball fringe candidates — but they can shape the national narrative too.

A controversial proposal for a waiver on intellectual property has pitted countries against one another.

Calls for reform mount as the ex-prime minister weathers a lobbying storm.

Review will ‘look at how contracts were secured and how business representatives engaged with government.’

UK Trade Secretary Liz Truss represents a shift in British politics: a flashback to an age of ideology not seen since the 1980s.

British Chambers of Commerce’s outgoing director calls for closer cooperation with the EU.

Anas Sarwar will lead lagging party into crunch Holyrood elections in May.

Months of work by Treasury mandarins can implode within hours on contact with the real world.

As Rishi Sunak, Chancellor of the Exchequer, finalizes his speech ahead of next week’s Budget, Jack Blanchard looks back at the pitfalls and disasters which have plagued …

Forging a strong personal bond with the occupant of the White House is vital for a British prime minister.

As Boris Johnson ponders how to woo the newly-elected President Joe Biden, Jack Blanchard looks back at how past prime ministers have tried to charm their counterparts …

Ex-prime minister calls on U.K. to ‘rediscover what holds it together’ amid support for independent Scotland.

Brexit upended the British political establishment, sending many of the Tories’ biggest beasts to the back benches.

Alternative group of advisors say the UK has not adequately explained why it broke with WHO advice.

Britain hasn’t had a prime minister more infatuated by history for 50 years — but his place in it will be shaped by events he could never have foreseen.