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Ben Walker is a data journalist at the New Statesman.
Despite what many on the left assume, Lib Dem voters often split evenly between Labour and Conservative candidates when given the choice.
Britain, China, India and Pakistan have all increased their nuclear weapon stockpiles or limits.
Our exclusive analysis reveals that the Tories are likely to gain ten seats from the boundary changes while Labour loses just one.
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab and Tim Farron are two of the many MPs whose political careers are now in danger.
British aid to those struggling in Syria and Yemen is set to be cut by 49 per cent and 56 per cent respectively.
In the poorest neighbourhoods the story is of Labour decline, not just Conservative advance.
The Tories owe their large majority to support from retired voters, not working-age ones.
May’s local elections saw support for the Green Party increase, but that won’t necessarily translate into more MPs.
Some of his revelations have been explosive, but that doesn't mean they will sway the polls.
One year on from George Floyd’s murder, 28 per cent of Britons think we have discussed racism too much.
