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Ailbhe Rea is political correspondent at the New Statesman.
The Greater Manchester mayor on his ongoing battle with the government over Covid-19 restrictions and feeling “semi-detached” from Labour.
The shadow financial secretary to the Treasury has stood down in order to vote against the “spy cops” bill.
Boris Johnson is standing by his regional approach to Covid, but didn't rule out another lockdown.
The Labour leader’s urgent call for a short national lockdown puts him ahead of a decision that appears inevitable.
No 10's biggest remaining asset is that voters feel no other government could have handled the Covid-19 crisis better.
The Labour leadership has a technical reason not to oppose the restriction on pubs and restaurants, but it may not hold water by tomorrow.
Scientists are warning that new coronavirus measures are urgent but Boris Johnson must first convince Tory MPs.
By addressing private renters under 40, the Prime Minister is appealing to a group that is unlikely to vote for him.
Keir Starmer is laying the groundwork for a government defeat on the 10pm curfew, and three other things we learned at Prime Minister's Questions
The desire for central control means a mistake such as this is visited upon the whole country.
