Andrew Rawnsley is the Chief Political Commentator at The Observer. He focuses on government and politics, covering topics such as elections, public policy, and the intersection of sports and politics. Andrew has been featured in Yahoo News UK, The Guardian, and The Observer - Observer Magazine.
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Andrew Rawnsley's work predominantly covers government and politics, focusing on British political dynamics, particularly the Conservative and Labour parties. He often incorporates opinion editorials and expert commentary into his coverage.
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By: Andrew Rawnsley
Hard lessons and harsher realities are steering us back towards our neighbours. Sadly, mistrust remains the biggest barrier
By: Andrew Rawnsley
On a stroll with her greyhounds, the Green party’s newest MP talks about how Labour lost its way, getting her hands dirty, and why parliament is ‘bonkers’
By: Andrew Rawnsley
The prime minister’s excuse for misleading parliament is that he was kept in the dark – an abject alibi, but it’s the best he’s got
By: Andrew Rawnsley
Cabinet ministers warn that there’ll be an eruption of anger within their party when Thursday’s election results start coming in
By: Andrew Rawnsley
Andy Burnham has won Makerfield, but he’s going to have to drag Sir Keir out of Number 10 kicking and screaming
By: Andrew Rawnsley
The Reform UK leader’s cynical gambit is backfiring. By triggering a farcical byelection, he risks being humiliated
By: Andrew Rawnsley
While a promising start has lifted spirits, the new PM will need much more of a boost if he’s to risk calling an early election
In an impassioned speech, the prime minister dressed down his predecessors and set out commitments on the pension triple lock, electoral reform, the EU – and a national care service
By: Andrew Rawnsley
As politics fragments, Andy Burnham’s promise to overhaul the electoral system is welcome – but what comes next is far from settled
By: Andrew Rawnsley
The Green party leader’s ambitions have been dashed by a byelection defeat and his fatal misjudgments
