The UK government’s deal on CO2 production isn’t the end of the energy crisis
Higher bills will make the looming cut to Universal Credit more painful for individuals and, perhaps, the government.
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Justin Trudeau’s reversal will make British Conservatives wary of an early election
The Canadian prime minister’s failure to win a majority is a reminder of the risks of snap contests.
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Why gas price problems are the start of a difficult phase for Boris Johnson’s government
The energy market crisis isn’t the only way that “events” may be conspiring to make the Conservatives’ difficult autumn trickier…
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Boris Johnson reshuffled his cabinet based on two criteria – and not the ones you think
This was not the Carrie Johnson reshuffle many were expecting.
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Boris Johnson’s biggest decision this week wasn’t about the reshuffle at all
The new Aukus defence agreement with the US and Australia signals an escalation in the cold war against China.
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The dilemma facing Plaid Cymru
The party must decide whether to focus on differentiating itself from Welsh Labour or whether to help shape the government.
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England’s latest Covid-19 failures threaten another lockdown
The government was too slow to learn from other countries on jabs for teenagers and is still behind on vaccine…
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How worried should Boris Johnson be by the Conservative Party’s falling poll ratings?
The Labour leadership believes that the Prime Minister has set his government challenges that it will be unable to meet.
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