The Conservatives are spending big. But not because of Labour setting the agenda

The report doesn't only detail the impact of austerity, but raises the prospect of long-term consequences far beyond what we have seen thus far

It is entirely right that those battered by faceless administrators are represented and fought for. But there are practical issues that even the best of intentions cannot overcome

Labour have gambled the project, the party and arguably the country on one man

Among all the complexity of who survives and who doesn't, one thing is clear: the parties need a better process for examining, and approving, candidates

The deputy leader’s wing of the party has failed and his decision to stand down is the inevitable result

Predicting voter behaviour in our current complex circumstances is a fools' game—but there are certain factors that will determine how the election plays out

The capital doesn't have an especially high number of marginals. What it does have is three-way battlegrounds—and those will tell you all you need to know

If Leave means Leave, why are these Leavers against it?

A Johnson-Farage alliance is the stuff of Remainer nightmares—but it wouldn't be much good for Nigel Farage, either