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Calls to push ahead with independence negotiations without a referendum were overwhelmingly rejected, in a coup for Nicola Sturgeon.
It isn’t the straightforward no Westminster has come to expect from the Northern Irish party, but nor is it yet an endorsement.
The shadow chancellor's admission that Jeremy Corbyn would resign if he lost an election is less noteworthy than what he says should happen afterwards.
A document leaked to the New Statesman suggests Momentum-led Haringey Council’s hands may not be tied by its predecessor’s gentrification plan.
The former PM grasps the scale of the UK’s predicament but not the full need for transformative constitutional reform.
Michel Barnier has given the go-ahead for intensive negotiations on the Irish border to begin.
The Prime Minister and Leo Varadkar agree that a pathway to a potential deal exists – but it almost certainly means jettisoning the DUP.
Jeremy Corbyn's parliamentary party is deeply uneasy about his calls for a snap poll.
The New Statesman podcast, with Stephen Bush and Anoosh Chakelian.
The idea of “Global Britain” ignores the reality of our imperial past and pretends the UK can become a trading superpower through optimism alone.
Your weekly dose of gossip from around Westminster.
