Britain has entered the age of bloc politics
From now on, power will be determined by alliances
ByUK general elections
A UK general election is a voting election to determine the member of parliament (MP) of each constituency that is elected to the House of Commons. The most recent UK general election was in July 2024. In the UK, there must be a general election no more than five years apart. The prime minister determines when the general election will be. Find all our latest news, comment and analysis on UK general elections here.
Voting isn’t democratic. We need sortition
Randomly selecting people to rule would be a hell of a lot better than holding elections
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It’s not all over for Badenoch
Nigel Farage might be looming in the wings, but the Conservatives are still the true opposition.
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Does Labour have the courage to reverse Britain’s decline?
To avert political and economic failure, a Starmer government may have to act more radically.
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Richard Tice: “The Tories need punishing, they need firing”
The Reform UK leader on why rather than doing a deal with the Conservatives, he plans to help defeat them.
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