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  1. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Leo Mckinstry

    LEO MCKINSTRY: Could Reform ever make their bold welfare cuts reality? (opens the original)

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    As an action plan to tackle bloated state spending, it could hardly be more ambitious. Reform's Treasury spokesman Robert Jenrick's declaration that he would slash an enormous £50billion from the benefits bill was a statement of intent far more radical than anything any other party is proposing. And, goodness knows, radical thinking is needed. The vast budget of the benefits system already accounts for almost a quarter of all government spending and is expected to reach more than £407billion by

  2. Article · Aug 4, 2026 · Leo Mckinstry

    LEO MCKINSTRY: Cambridge has become a citadel of liberal groupthink (opens the original)

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    To this day, I still remember the colour of the cream envelope, embossed with the insignia of Cambridge University – and how I felt opening the letter that, I knew then, would determine my future. I only had to read the initial three words inside before I let out a yell of relief and jubilation. 'We are pleased…' ran the start of the first sentence from the Admissions Tutor, indicating that I had won a place at Sidney Sussex College at Cambridge. It was the proudest moment of my young life. I ad

  3. Article · Jul 18, 2026 · Leo Mckinstry

    Britain is about to be ruled by a 70s tribute act: MCKINSTRY (opens the original)

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    Britain is about to be ruled by a 1970s tribute act. Nostalgia for that troubled, turbulent decade will shortly be a central theme of our country’s governance, judging by Andy Burnham’s eccentric performance when he formally became the Labour leader on Friday. Towards the end of his victory speech at the London headquarters of the trade union movement, as he swayed on stage to the rhythm of the music, it seemed like he was about to belt out a few of those old socialist favourites: Ain’t No Taxes

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