What is Entryism, and how does it affect political parties?
Unpicking a term often associated with political name-calling on the British left: what does it mean, and how does it…
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Unpicking a term often associated with political name-calling on the British left: what does it mean, and how does it…
ByA rambling speech at the CBI suggests the Prime Minister needs a new trick to soothe ill feeling among his…
ByThe main outcome of this year’s messy and fractious conference was an overhaul of how Labour runs itself.
ByRelations between Starmer and his left flank are entering a new and more hostile phase.
ByIn her speech today the shadow chancellor aimed to unite the party behind a new way of talking about the…
ByRising prices and slashed benefits might not help Labour win the next election, but it still works to Keir Starmer’s…
ByThis was not the Carrie Johnson reshuffle many were expecting.
ByLocal Scottish leaders weary of having their hands tied by Nicola Sturgeon are taking a stand.
ByThe new Aukus defence agreement with the US and Australia signals an escalation in the cold war against China.
ByThe Prime Minister is conducting his first major reshuffle since February 2020.
ByThe party must decide whether to focus on differentiating itself from Welsh Labour or whether to help shape the government.
ByAs welfare is cut again, Tory MPs are haunted by the consequences of George Osborne’s 2015 Budget.
ByThe Labour leadership believes that the Prime Minister has set his government challenges that it will be unable to meet.
ByBoris Johnson succeeded in making the Irish border Stormont’s problem. It’s hard to see how that gets resolved.
ByThe First Minister wants to make Scotland a global poster child for progressive, tolerant government. But is she doing the…
ByWhile Boris Johnson cannot deliver bad news, Keir Starmer struggles to rouse enthusiasm. Now, they each have a point to…
ByRumours of a shake-up in the Prime Minister’s top team have faded now the vote on hiking National Insurance has…
ByWhile there is no enthusiastic support for the health and social care proposals among Conservatives, it is at least “swallowable”.
ByAt no point in British political history has money been taken from the NHS and redirected elsewhere, and it seems…
ByA snap vote on the rise in National Insurance could allow the Prime Minister to control his fractious party.
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