Stephen Bush is an associate editor and columnist at the Financial Times. He focuses on politics, public policy, and current affairs in the United Kingdom, while also exploring themes such as technology policy and geopolitics. His insights are featured in various publications, including The Australian Financial Review and The Irish Times.
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Stephen Bush's coverage predominantly focuses on UK politics, with an emphasis on opinion editorials, legal policy regulation and government announcements. This indicates a strong interest in political analysis and commentary.
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By: Stephen Bush
Inability to acknowledge the financial crisis or credit New Labour’s inheritance illustrates wider issues among politicians
Prime minister touched some of the most controversial policy areas, but said nothing about Budget or spending review
By: Stephen Bush
Tying the change to social care funding deprives Labour of an opportunity to show it can cut costs
More extreme and divided party could pose problems for Labour and Conservatives if voters take a ‘whole bloc’ view of next election
By: Stephen Bush
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While Tory leader’s popularity is clear, she must still neutralise areas of weakness and move closer to the Labour government
By: Stephen Bush
Opposition leader’s remarks will help distance her party from unpopular views on Englishness and court professional voters
By-election defeat is setback for Greens as party fails to make sizeable gains on its May local election results
By: Stephen Bush
5. Jeremy Corbyn “on course to come top“ in the Labour leadership election - Stephen Bush
By: Stephen Bush
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