Tim Shipman is the Political Editor at The Spectator. He covers a wide range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and current affairs, with a keen focus on geopolitics and international affairs. Tim's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Australian, The Times, and the Daily Mail.
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Tim Shipman's coverage is heavily focused on UK politics, with particular attention to key political figures such as Rishi Sunak, Keir Starmer, Boris Johnson, and David Cameron. His articles often cover government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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The old jokes are the best. When I arrived in Birmingham on Sunday evening for the Tory party conference, I immediately ran into a former Downing
It often takes an outsider to see us most clearly. When I had breakfast with the ambassador of an EU country last week he asked me: ‘What is the Burnham government's foreign policy?
It often takes an outsider to see us most clearly. When I had breakfast with the ambassador of an EU country last week he asked me: ‘What is the Burnham government’s foreign policy? Because it seems to me there is only domestic policy conducted on...
By: Tim Shipman
It often takes an outsider to see us most clearly. When I had breakfast with the ambassador of an EU country last week he asked me: ‘What is the Burnham government’s foreign policy? Because it seems to me there is only domestic policy conducted on...
By: Tim Shipman
Andy Burnham has gone to Scotland, where the SNP annual conference is under way in Aberdeen. In his speech at Labour’s get together in Liverpool, he gave one of the most passionate defences of the Union by a major British politician since the...
By: Tim Shipman
Andy Burnham has gone to Scotland, where the SNP annual conference is under way in Aberdeen.
By: Michael Simmons, Tim Shipman
Don’t tell John Healey this is a boring Budget. ‘We have to get people out of this frame of mind that the only way to judge a Budget’s significance is the size of its tax line,’ complains one Treasury official of what is being billed as a ‘steady as...
By: Tim Shipman, Michael Simmons
Don’t tell John Healey this is a boring Budget. ‘We have to get people out of this frame of mind that the only way to judge a Budget’s significance is the size of its tax line,’ complains one Treasury official of what is being billed as a ‘steady as she goes’ statement by the Chancellor
By: Tim Shipman, Michael Simmons
Don't tell John Healey this is a boring Budget. ‘We have to get people out of this frame of mind that the only way to judge a Budget's significance
By: Michael Simmons, Tim Shipman
Don’t tell John Healey this is a boring Budget. ‘We have to get people out of this frame of mind that the only way to judge a Budget’s significance is the size of its tax line,’ complains one Treasury official of what is being billed as a ‘steady as...
