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NOW ONLY £1 A WEEK FOR YOUR FIRST YEAR Plus get your first month free and without commitment. Cancel any time. SUBSCRIBE SubscribeNow just £1 a week Coffee HousePoliticsEconomyWorldCultureLifeMagazine SubscribeNow just £1 a week Click here to view the latest charts on our data hub Latest from Coffee House All the latest analysis of the day's news Steerpike The best events at Tory conference 2022 Jonathan Miller Will Giorgia Meloni be an enemy of Macron? Nick Cohen ‘Liz Truss hasn’t understood a word I wrote’, says PM’s favourite author Steerpike Tory 2019 intake turns on Truss James Forsyth Why Liz Truss can’t back down Steerpike The best events at Tory conference 2022 Jonathan Miller Will Giorgia Meloni be an enemy of Macron? 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