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In a true emergency, we don’t want politicians who act based on the latest opinion poll – we want experts with a plan.
The 2014 independence referendum showed that when the former Labour prime minister spoke, Scotland listened. Will it do so again?
Some voters feel the Labour leader is absent and invisible. But for others, it’s enough that he’s “not Corbyn”.
The Prime Minister has suffered a remarkable fall in public approval during the Covid-19 crisis – but could he yet recover?
What exists of a culture war in the UK is waged largely on the sidelines by fringe parties, social media groups and newspaper op-eds.
Nationally, polling may look positive for Labour, but the regional picture shows that the party cannot win without regaining the north
Welcome to the first weekly poll and public opinion summary for the New Statesman.
