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Keeping quiet on Brexit is a shrewd move for Labour now, but a strategic disaster in the long term

Keeping quiet on Brexit is a shrewd move for Labour now, but a strategic disaster in the long term

What is the opposition’s thinking about Britain’s place in the world?

By Andrew Marr

What does the NHS winter crisis mean for patients?

Rachel Wearmouth

“Nobody took her seriously”: the rise, fall and rise of Suella Braverman

Martin Fletcher

The Tory rebellion over onshore wind is a weather vane for Rishi Sunak’s authority

The Tory rebellion over onshore wind is a weather vane for Rishi Sunak’s authority

How long can Suella Braverman hold on as Home Secretary?

Freddie Hayward

PMQs: The SNP’s defiant Ian Blackford takes centre stage

Freddie Hayward

Boris Johnson is once again shown the door

Commons Confidential

Boris Johnson is once again shown the door

Kevin Maguire

New Statesman Podcast

Can politics survive a post-truth world? with Armando Iannucci | Westminster Reimagined

Westminster Reimagined

Can politics survive a post-truth world? with Armando Iannucci | Westminster Reimagined

How fake news is outcompeting access to genuine information

Morning Call

By backing down on planning reforms, Rishi Sunak has neglected a key group of voters: the young

By backing down on planning reforms, Rishi Sunak has neglected a key group of voters: the young

Rachel Wearmouth

Return of Brexit talks gives Labour an opening

Return of Brexit talks gives Labour an opening

Freddie Hayward

Brexit is back. Will it help or hinder Rishi Sunak?

Brexit is back. Will it help or hinder Rishi Sunak?

Rachel Wearmouth

The Autumn Statement was an elegy from a Conservative Party in mourning

The Autumn Statement was an elegy from a Conservative Party in mourning

Rachel Wearmouth