When the government tried to trigger Article 50 without parliamentary approval, she fought it all the way to the Supreme Court—and won. She tells Prospect that she's not done yet

Those who backed Corbyn from the start feel they have been vindicated—but if they were right, they were right by accident. That won't do

Reason is more likely to confirm things that we want to be true, or which we already believe. So why does it exist? A new book provides the answer

The psephology great on last Thursday's staggering result, the prospect of yet another election, and his foray into the Twittersphere

The former leader of the Liberal Democrats on the PM's reckless gamble—and what it means for his party

Corbyn has surpassed all expectations—but there are still members of his party who won't want him as leader

With the Conservatives as the largest party

Along with two others, the South Thanet candidate has been charged by the Crown Prosecution Service for alleged overspending during the 2015 general election campaign

Although campaigning is officially suspended, last night's awful events will doubtless complicate what happens over the next few weeks.

Come 9th June, a substantially higher proportion of its MPs will be long-time Brexiteers