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Lib Dems split by housing targets
Disagreements speak to the heart of the party: is it for the young or the old?
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Lib Dems are coming for the Blue Wall
The party is putting southern, affluent, Tory seats at the heart of its election strategy.
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Rishi Sunak has left Boris Johnson behind
The Prime Minister’s move away from net zero is an attempt to seize the political narrative.
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Sunak risks splitting Tories over net zero pushback
The Prime Minister is turning climate change into a political tool.
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Liz Truss is more realistic than you might think
The former prime minister was unrepentant about her time in office in a speech yesterday – but knows her free-market…
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Keir Starmer takes a risk on the US presidential election
The potential future prime minister has planted his flag firmly on the Democrats’ side.
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Hands off the triple lock
The policy has reduced grim pensioner poverty – and politicians tinkering with it will not lessen inequality.
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Labour’s position on Europe is slowly emerging
Keir Starmer’s plan to reduce small-boat crossings is getting obscured by debates about closeness to the EU.
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Labour still needs the unions
Angela Rayner’s lead on workers’ rights is keeping organised labour behind the party – for now.
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Tory wrangles overshadow Sunak’s G20 return
With discussions over whether to ditch the pensions triple lock and more Tory groups being founded, the battle for the…
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Will Rishi Sunak have to be tougher on China?
The arrest of a suspected Chinese spy has exposed divisions between Tory backbenchers and the party leadership.
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Raac crisis shows Britain’s malaise goes far deeper than inflation
The government is presiding over broken schools and a broken country.
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Starmer’s transition from soft-left to Labour right is complete
The shadow cabinet reshuffle confirms his abandonment of the leadership platform he stood on in 2020.
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Have the Tories learned anything from Liz Truss?
The party is set to repeat the pattern that led to her election a year ago.
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Britain’s crumbling schools are the result of an investment crisis
Pupils return to home-education after the Department of Education deems 156 schools structurally unsafe.
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The battle to shape a post-Sunak Tory party has begun
The selection of Rupert Harrison and Nick Timothy as Conservative candidates is a preview of the ideological contests to come.
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The UK economy is one big tracker mortgage
Britain’s use of inflation-linked debt will lead to higher costs for years to come.
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How should Labour deal with Nigel Farage?
Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer have been heading in different directions.
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The Tories choose attack as the best form of defence
The Uxbridge by-election has set the summer’s political weather.
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Sunak’s desperate gambit to stay in power
The Prime Minister is trying to embrace his inner bastard.
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