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The days when Harold Macmillan could disappear to the grouse moors for the summer are gone – but even prime ministers need a break, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

Aiming to reclaim his party’s role as the builders of “property-owning democracy”, Rishi Sunak used the Conservative manifesto launch to praise his predecessor Harold Macmillan. As Winston Churchill’s housing minister in the 1950s, Macmillan first set the target of completing more than 300,000 homes across the UK each year.

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IT was Scotland v. England last week. The opening ceremony saw football commentators talk about “the two national anthems” before God Save The…

For voters, the choice is still between the established parties. A more rational politics remains tantalisingly out of reach, says Guardian associate editor Martin Kettle

SCOTTISH politics has been shaped by big events in recent weeks.

The Labour front bench was highly visible in Davos, while Sunak didn’t even attend. One senses that the guard is changing