Opinion
Elevenses: The Grown-Ups Are Back In Charge
Soon, the past five years will seem like a bad dream.
James Timpson gave my son an opportunity; his appointment as Prisons Minister has restored my faith in Keir Starmer
His empathetic strategy focused on giving people a second chance reflects values I worried had been lost under the current Labour leadership.
What the election date betting scandal really tells us about the state of British politics
It reinforces our worst suspicions about politicians – that they are all in it for themselves and that they are all as bad as each other.
Another election, another round of Nigel Farage hype, with no lessons learned
There is no mainstreaming or rise of far-right politics without the active involvement of mainstream forces who normalise and platform them.
Elevenses: Is this the PR Election?
Advocates of electoral change might find their saviour in the unlikeliest of people.
Can you Trust Sir Keir Starmer?
The list of broken promises is quite extensive.
There should be an electoral pact in Clacton to stop Farage
Farage's best polling performance shows him winning no more than 37 per cent of the vote in Clacton. He can be stopped.
Elevenses: Ed Davey’s Barmy Army
Laser-focussed, anti-politics: Ed Davey is gaming the very system he wants to get rid of.
Elevenses: Tax Wealth
There’s a black hole waiting to be filled by the one demographic that wants to be taxed more.