The Liberal Democrats are torn between the need for radicalism on Europe and moderation on everything else

Between shocking new rape prosecution statistics, delays to a vital anti-domestic violence bill and the knighting of Geoffrey Boycott, it's been a bad week for vulnerable women

The man leading the constitutional charge against Boris Johnson talks to Prospect about Brexit, the courts and what happens now

The PM is rumoured to be considering this plan but the obstacles remain too great      

Harassment and bullying complaints against MPs require a new independent system

Truth is fast losing all currency in our politics. But a ruling in Edinburgh demonstrates it still counts a great deal in the courts

Even if the PM doesn’t break the law, his tactics place democracy under grave threat

At its core, Brexit is about bureaucracy—so how did it become a referendum on national feeling?

The political thinker and jurist of the Third Reich has become the symbol for our current era. But there's a fine line between citation and indulgence.

Parties are always coalitions, but extra-parliamentary campaigns have to be even more so