Mirror Politics newsletter - stay on top of the latest news from scandals to sackings

Written by the Mirror's Jason Beattie, our politics newsletter helps you stay on top of everything happening in Westminster and beyond, including General Election news, strikes, and the cost of living crisis

Paul Speed Engagement Editor

16:49, 05 May 2020Updated 13:38, 07 Feb 2024

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2024 is set for a seismic shake-up in the world of politics. With a UK General Election on the horizon, the race for the White House and Russia's nuclear sabre-rattling, it looks set to be an unforgettable year.

Last year we saw Boris Johnson resign as MP, Donald Trump getting his mugshot taken, and Prime Minister Rishi Sunak promising to cut NHS waiting lists, grow the economy and tackle the small boats crisis. The upcoming 12 months are fraught with uncertainty as the UK battles a toxic mix of an ailing economy, more cost of living woes, and an NHS facing perhaps its worst crisis since it began.

And our politics newsletter is here to keep you informed every step of the way.

Written by the Mirror's Head of Politics Jason Beattie, it includes sharply-written commentary, a concise overview of events in Westminster, a sprinkling of gossip and all the headlines you need.

Click here to sign up for the Mirror Politics newsletter - in your inbox by 9am to navigate the day ahead.

With more than 20 years as a political reporter under his belt, Jason can help you navigate your way through the political bluster and arcane ways of Parliament.

He is there to separate the spin from the substance, give the latest news on the big political events, and to offer analysis on the main issues of the day - and how they will affect you.

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He brings inside knowledge but writes for the world outside Westminster. The full politics newsletter goes out every weekday, with a short bullet-point update on the day's news at 4.30pm.

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