Stephen Bush is special correspondent at the New Statesman. His daily briefing, Morning Call, provides a quick and essential guide to British politics.
The Office for Budget Responsibility has released its first post-Brexit forecasts.
The new Chancellor is trying to thread a very tricky knot.
The phrase "national living wage" is government PR, and journalists shouldn't use it.
Although the policy is standard practice across most European nations, it will face heavy opposition in the UK.
The party is match-fit for an early contest, Jon Trickett will tell the ruling NEC.
The former French prime minister's unexpected surge puts him in the box seat for the Republican nomination - and the French presidency.
The shadow chancellor's decision to support this tax cut is as disappointing as it is innumerate.
The policy divides are small, and the ultimate destination very similar.
The victories for Donald Trump and the Brexit campaign have added to the feelgood factor around the leader.
Corbyn gets the court biography treatment in The Candidate, yet the book has little to say about the world beyond Labour's left.
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