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Stephen Bush is political editor of the New Statesman. His daily briefing, Morning Call, provides a quick and essential guide to domestic and global politics.
Jeremy Corbyn and Boris Johnson both need to do well in Wales to win the next election – yet neither has policies that actually impact Welsh lives.
The choice before the United Kingdom remains unchanged.
The latest in a never-ending series.
Labour hope that they can repeat their campaign success. Can they?
The story is closer to science fiction than political journalism, but anything will do during the days of late August.
The difference between supporters and opponents of no deal is not one of desire or savvy.
Labour's hope is that in the end, distaste for the Conservatives will see off Boris Johnson.
The leading Conservative rebel has ruled out backing a Corbyn-led caretaker administration in an email.
The Liberal Democrat leader is right about the parliamentary arithmetic, but Corbyn has successfully shifted the media’s focus.
The Labour leader is being asked to pay a political price that no politician ever would.
