Tom Peck is an independent journalist and Parliamentary Sketch Writer at The Times. He covers a wide range of topics including government, politics, elections, and public policy, while also exploring cultural movements and internet culture. Tom's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News UK, The Independent, and the Belfast Telegraph.
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Tom Peck's coverage is heavily focused on opinion editorials, government announcements, and legal policy regulations. He frequently covers topics related to UK politics, including the Conservative Party, Brexit, budgetary matters and the SNP.
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Sceptics might be forgiven for trashing the PM’s latest intiative, the Waste Crime Crackdown Group. And why didn’t they hire Count Binface?
Andy Burnham’s first address to MPs was awkward and vague but dialled up to eleven as he rehashed old problems
The new prime minister fell back on Liz Truss and the mini-budget, a staple of Keir Starmer’s time at the dispatch box, under questioning from Kemi Badenoch
The Conservative leader and her shadow chancellor, Andrew Griffith, have laid down the gauntlet to Labour on defence spending … by targeting VAT on Motability
The Reform UK leader has nothing new to say and dismissed Dan Jukes and James Orr as ‘a couple of contractors’, despite Jukes being at his side for more than a decade
He helped oust the previous chancellor over spending, yet the new incumbent’s grave sermon in Coventry sounded suspiciously like her
The foreign secretary spent two hours outlining his import ban on Israeli settlement goods. It may not be the big deal he suggests but it’s the thought that counts
You could see the moment at PMQs when the cabinet fell in love with the prime minister, as he hailed ‘the Labour way’
After he told the hospitality industry that help was at hand, tourist taxes will raise bills — and visitors can’t even vote against the mayors responsible
The Labour MP Ashley Dalton delivered a moving rebuke to campaigners as the Commons participated in vanishingly rare actual politics to bin the legislation
