All over the world we are seeing broad-church, managerialist legacy parties on the centre right dying and being replaced by ...

Richard Buxton in his letter dated January 31, in response to Andy Haldane’s op-ed “Has Britain become ungovernable?” (FT Weekend, January 17), proposes compulsory voting as a way to restore public ...

The SNP is edging toward a majority in May's Holyrood election, a new poll has suggested, with Reform UK challenging Labour ...

The Greens are after Labour voters too, with leader Zack Polanski a regular presence on the campaign trail. In the window of ...

Political corruption is normalised and political donations enable the super-rich to buy access to policymakers and shape public policies. Their interests are prioritised. The consequences for the rest ...

The SNP is edging toward a majority in May's Holyrood election, a new poll has suggested, with Reform UK challenging Labour for second place ...

In this episode of The Ring, recorded at the Nova School of Business and Economics in Lisbon, we examine the outcome of Portugal’s presidential election and its implications for both the country and ...

The electoral ward of Longsight in Manchester was still predominantly Irish when Noel and Liam Gallagher – its most famous ...

Something must be done!' - again. The UK has already rolled out its deeply flawed Online Safety Act. Time to move on to ...

Labour’s new Representation of the People Bill, introduced to Parliament last week, has drawn attention because it will give ...

Two Reform UK councillors in Warwickshire have been expelled from the Reform UK party.

As part of his bid for government, Nigel Farage has announced what he is calling his “shadow cabinet”. The announcement, however, contained several curiosities.