Voters don’t just feel Britain is broken – they feel they’re broken too
Polling shows both middle and working-class people want reform – but they don’t necessarily believe Labour can deliver it.
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Why the Tories can’t take hope from 1991
There are good reasons to think there is no overcoming Labour’s lead this time round.
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John Curtice on how the Tories are “stuffed”
Britain’s TV polling icon on spats with Labour, the UK reversing Brexit, and why the Union is “in trouble”.
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As the polling gap closes, Keir Starmer faces his greatest test yet. He mustn’t panic
It’s “squeaky-bum time” for the Labour leader – but we know he has an appetite for concrete change.
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Is Mick Lynch working class?
Rishi Sunak has accused trade unions of a “class war” – but class is not clear-cut in Britain’s new era…
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Are you an unsettled withstander or a hopeful struggler? Meet Britain’s new cost-of-living classes
These are the new social groups of the inflation age.
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Is this the revival of Tory moderates?
The One Nation wing of the party is trying to regroup in the post-Truss era.
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What was the point of Brexit? Britons still don’t know
A survey from Deltapoll finds that few Brits can name any advantages to leaving the EU, three years after it…
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