Emma Hutchinson

Political Correspondent, ITV News Anglia

Emma Hutchinson is ITV Anglia's Political Correspondent, based at Westminster.

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Liz Truss had thirst for power since day one, say Tory colleagues

As Liz Truss arrived in Westminster in 2010 her ambition was clear, says one colleague - she wanted to become prime minister.

'Tigger-like' prime minister not out of the woods yet

Boris Johnson may have survived the confidence vote but still faces a rocky road ahead, writes ITV News Anglia political correspondent Emma Hutchinson.

12 Jun

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Five things we found out in the 2022 local elections in the Anglia region

Hope for Labour, relief for the Conservatives and a resurgence for the Lib Dems - what did we learn from going to the polls?

What to watch out for in the local elections in the Anglia region

Prime Minister accepts Matt Hancock's apology and 'considers the matter closed'

Keir Starmer says Tier 2 is 'prolonged agony' and 'worst of all worlds'

Brexit Party candidates cut - what does it mean for the East of England?

The battle for the Anglia region as the official election campaign begins

Councils in the East planning council tax hikes

What could happen if there's a hung parliament?

What does the exit poll mean for the East?

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Emma Hutchinson

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Liz Truss had thirst for power since day one, say Tory colleagues

'Tigger-like' prime minister not out of the woods yet

Five things we found out in the 2022 local elections in the Anglia region

What to watch out for in the local elections in the Anglia region

Prime Minister accepts Matt Hancock's apology and 'considers the matter closed'

Keir Starmer says Tier 2 is 'prolonged agony' and 'worst of all worlds'

Brexit Party candidates cut - what does it mean for the East of England?

The battle for the Anglia region as the official election campaign begins

Councils in the East planning council tax hikes

What could happen if there's a hung parliament?

What does the exit poll mean for the East?

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'Most of you support the war': Georgians slam Russians fleeing army mobilisation

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Why the government might target the welfare bill to try to balance the books

'The slow death of NHS dentistry' - The UK's struggle to offer appointments

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Why the mini-budget threatened to bankrupt pension funds

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