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Soon, the past five years will seem like a bad dream.

Advocates of electoral change might find their saviour in the unlikeliest of people.

Laser-focussed, anti-politics: Ed Davey is gaming the very system he wants to get rid of.

There’s a black hole waiting to be filled by the one demographic that wants to be taxed more.

Nigel Farage will take inspiration from our North American cousins to orchestrate a reverse takeover of the Conservative Party.

National Service proposals are the ultimate insult to a generation that has been roundly trounced by their elders.

Far from being a masterstroke in timing, this is an acknowledgement that things can only get worse for the beleaguered Conservative Party.

Britain elected a populist, nationalist government and then spent the next five years watching it fall apart. It should give us all hope.

Could British innovation help ease Farmer Clarkson’s concerns over the global food crisis?