Farage is the pacesetter of British politics
For the past year, Nigel Farage has served as the great pacesetter of British politics. Reform UK has shot to…
Corbyn allies blindsided by Zarah Sultana
After months of discussion, it has finally been confirmed that Jeremy Corbyn is starting a new left-wing party. The news…
Farage claims the mantle of Thatcher’s revolution
After a day of drama in Westminster, an intriguing party was hosted in the City. The Prosperity Institute, formerly Legatum,…
How many Labour welfare rebels are left?
Tonight, we will find out just how many Labour welfare rebels there really are. A vote on the second reading…
Can these Farage rivals’ start-ups hurt Reform?
You wait ages for a right-wing movement to come along – and then two do so at once. Former MEPs…
How big will the Labour welfare rebellion be?
This afternoon Liz Kendall will update the House of Commons on her revised plans for welfare, following the concessions wrung…
Why Keir Starmer is worried about Wales
Keir Starmer’s address to the Welsh Labour conference this morning was exactly the kind of speech we expected. With eleven…
Small boats are causing Labour big problems
Summer is here – and for some in Labour it cannot come soon enough. After a tricky first year in…
The knives are out after Labour’s welfare debacle
If the Labour party were a cinema, then it would currently be showing a double billing: Groundhog Day and Knives…
Keir Starmer climbs down on welfare cuts
At last, Keir Starmer has bowed to the inevitable. Having first adopted a posture of defiance, then conciliation, the Prime…
Can Keir Starmer save his Welfare Bill?
The Prime Minister has never been a huge fan of the press. But there is an apt Fleet Street phrase…
Starmer stands by his welfare bill
Keir Starmer is in the Netherlands to attend the Nato summit – but that is not the subject which is…
Angela Rayner had a bad PMQs
With Keir Starmer at Nato, the hospital pass of this week’s PMQs was handed instead to Angela Rayner. The welfare…
Labour rebels declare war over Starmer’s welfare cuts
It is a year next week since the general election and Labour is marking the occasion with the biggest backbench…
Badenoch: Tories are ‘the adults in the room’
It is a year of two major anniversaries for the Tories. The first is the centenary of Margaret Thatcher’s birth;…
Farage makes his pitch to non-doms
Reform UK are on the rise – quite literally. The party is planning to move one floor up in their…
Farage’s latest hero? Benjamin Disraeli
At 9 a.m on Monday morning, Nigel Farage will march into a central London venue to make one of his…
Keir Starmer is not having a good war
This is not been Keir Starmer’s finest week on the world stage. At the G7 on Tuesday, the Prime Minister…
America hits Iran’s nuclear sites
Just before 1 a.m GMT on Sunday morning, Donald Trump announced that the United States had bombed three nuclear sites…
Tories will remember this assisted dying vote
‘I judge a man by one thing, which side would he have liked his ancestors to fight on at Marston…
Commons passes the assisted dying bill
The House of Commons has voted in favour of assisted dying by a narrow majority of 23. After four and…
The understudied importance of political slogans
‘Make America Great Again’. ‘Take Back Control’. ‘Yes We Can’. There are many political slogans – but only a handful…
Assisted dying risks being Labour’s Brexit
On Friday, the Commons will vote on the third reading of the assisted dying bill. Most MPs expect it to…
Kemi Badenoch defends the Tories’ record on grooming gangs
Kemi Badenoch said that ‘survivors and their families’ have been ‘ignored for far too long’ as she appeared alongside those…
The British right is embracing direct action
First, it was Robert Jenrick tackling fare dodgers. Then it was Gareth Davies pursuing a thief. You might be forgiven…
