
Would Rishi Sunak win a fight over competence?
Labour advisers fear the Conservatives have the crucial advantage of actually being able to do things.
ByUncover the inner workings of Westminster with our collection of articles, delving into the intricacies of British politics, legislative processes, key debates, and the influential figures shaping the decisions and policies that impact the nation.
Labour advisers fear the Conservatives have the crucial advantage of actually being able to do things.
ByAn era of political disruption has ended, as the British state has beaten back the threats to its rule.
ByWhy MPs’ staff are considering strike action
Workers fear they won’t be taken seriously if they accuse managers of bad behaviour.
ByWhile the former chancellor was settling his dispute with HMRC, a draconian tax rule was pushing thousands into hardship.
ByWith the Prime Minister refusing to reduce the tax burden and levelling up failing to deliver, Conservatives in both Red…
ByThe representative for Ashfield, who tweeted about his staffer earning “less than 30k”, is in the top ten for biggest…
ByAs the south wins out over the north, the government can’t pretend the money exists to address regional inequalities.
ByThe former Mayor of South Yorkshire and Barnsley MP on levelling up and Labour’s electoral offer.
ByChairing a workshop with French and German politicians, I find that decline is not only a British phobia.
ByWith rising support in the polls, Richard Tice’s party could become the future of populist politics in Britain.
ByHow much can Scottish law diverge from the UK?
ByThe Labour leader appears to be suffering from writer’s block.
ByAfter months of turmoil the return to Westminster feels a bit muted – but back I go, well, as soon…
BySocialists cannot simply decide whether or not to pick a fight with the Labour leader – he has continually fought…
ByNot being Boris Johnson or Jeremy Corbyn is no longer enough for the two leaders.
ByWhile the Tories say “try not to need an ambulance”, Labour says “don’t expect us to fix everything”.
ByKeir Starmer’s plan for more devolution is welcome, but ameliorating our social crises will require sustained public investment.
ByThere is every reason to fear that the former PM will use Rishi Sunak’s woes as an excuse for a…
ByGive people a fright and you’ll be surprised how quickly things can change.
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