Kiran Stacey
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Kiran Stacey

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Policy Editor at the Guardian. Previously @FT, in London, Delhi and Washington

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UK condemns ‘ethnic cleansing by Israeli terrorists’ in West Bank

Miliband confirms trade ban and says Netanyahu supports settler attacks

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UK condemns ‘ethnic cleansing by Israeli terrorists’ in West Bank

Miliband confirms trade ban and says Netanyahu supports settler attacks

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The GuardianSEP 9, 2026Lead Story
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Britons warned to get ready for biggest El Niño in a millennium

Minister advises storing food and water in case of winter power cuts

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The GuardianSEP 4, 2026Lead Story
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PM drops support for donations cap after lobbying from unions

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The GuardianAUG 27, 2026Lead Story
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Racism and sexism normalised in UK, says equalities minister

Exclusive Reform and Tory politicians help fuel bigotry, says Phillipson

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The GuardianAUG 21, 2026Lead Story
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Tice call to stop fighting climate crisis sparks fury

Reform deputy accused of misinformation as UK reels from wildfires

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The GuardianAUG 18, 2026Lead Story
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Burnham implores cabinet to find ways to tackle cost of living crisis

PM issues appeal at first meeting amid questions over funding for policies

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The GuardianJUL 22, 2026Lead Story
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Crackdown on donations as Farage faces new gift row

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The GuardianJUL 6, 2026Lead Story
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PM’s defence funding plan leaves Burnham with £5bn hole to plug

Starmer’s likely successor left with budget shortfall after spending revealed

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The GuardianJUL 1, 2026Lead Story
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Starmer bows out

... as Burnham swoops in

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The GuardianJUN 23, 2026Lead Story
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Social media firms hit back as PM vows to ban under-16s

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The GuardianJUN 16, 2026Lead Story
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Mandelson files show no mitigation of security concerns over top US job

Exclusive Papers cast doubt on reassurances from senior officials

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The GuardianJUN 1, 2026Lead Story
The report focuses on the lack of documented measures taken to address security flags raised regarding Peter Mandelson's proposed appointment as ambassador to Washington.
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Reeves instructs cabinet ministers to ‘buy British’

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The GuardianMAY 26, 2026
Focuses on the Chancellor's directive for government departments to prioritize domestic companies in major industry contracts.
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Burnham ‘backs Mahmood’s plans to tighten rules on immigration’

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The GuardianMAY 21, 2026Lead Story
The paper frames this as a significant internal party development, highlighting a prominent centre-left figure aligning with stricter immigration policies.
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MPs claim Mandelson documents cover-up

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The GuardianMAY 20, 2026
Reports on cross-party criticism of ministers for allegedly withholding information from a parliamentary committee regarding Peter Mandelson.
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Burnham facing ‘perilous’ race in crunch byelection

Battle for Makerfield set to be dominated by immigration and Brexit

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The GuardianMAY 18, 2026Lead Story
The paper focuses on the internal and electoral challenges facing a prominent Labour figure, highlighting the threat from the political right regarding immigration and Brexit in a specific constituency.
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Burnham bids to topple Starmer, but he must win byelection first

Manchester mayor sees route to parliament after MP steps aside Streeting quits cabinet but fails to launch leadership challenge

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The GuardianMAY 15, 2026Lead Story
The paper presents the leadership challenge as a complex procedural maneuver rather than an immediate coup, emphasizing the electoral hurdle Burnham faces. The framing is analytical, charting the shifting dynamics as one rival steps back and another advances.
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Starmer sees off threat for now as Streeting challenge fails to emerge

Insiders suggest health secretary lacks party support for leadership bid

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The GuardianMAY 13, 2026Lead Story
The paper frames the Prime Minister's survival as a temporary reprieve rather than a definitive victory, emphasising the tactical failure of a specific challenger alongside continued deep unrest within the parliamentary party.
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'Fast-track' hate crime cases, DPP tells staff

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The GuardianMAY 6, 2026
Reports on an administrative directive aimed at accelerating prosecutions following an increase in antisemitic attacks.
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No cameras at Trump’s meeting with king

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The GuardianAPR 28, 2026
Focuses on the diplomatic optics and specific media restrictions surrounding a high-profile state visit to the US.
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Reeves puts rents freeze on the table as costs rise

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The GuardianAPR 28, 2026
Presents a potential domestic policy shift on housing as a direct response to escalating cost-of-living pressures.
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PM isolated as cabinet divisions emerge over Mandelson scandal

Ministers warn against alienating civil servants after Robbins dismissal

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The GuardianAPR 23, 2026Lead Story
The paper frames the story primarily as a crisis of internal party management and prime ministerial authority. Emphasis is placed on the political vulnerability created by executive decisions rather than the details of the scandal itself.

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Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to Kiran Stacey in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.