This isn't the time for arguments over left and right. To get through the crisis, we need to put pragmatism first

This week's debates about the House of Lords are eerily reminiscent of arguments over Europe back in 2015

Boris Johnson's majority government could unify the Tories on Brexit—or split them anew. Will his Brexiteer MPs smell betrayal?

Widening the franchise will guarantee Labour governments for the foreseeable future

The Brexit Party has lost its purpose. But electorally, it could be the last dregs of Farage’s support that determine whether Johnson or Corbyn sets up shop in Downing Street before Christmas

In our parliamentary system, compromise is a necessity. If Remain-leaning MPs don't coalesce around a coherent plan soon, they'll be handing Johnson a stonking majority

The resumption of the parliamentary session is, insofar as Brexit is concerned, pointless

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

Tories who would rather avoid both No Deal and Revoke must turn a blind eye to Boris’s bellowing and Cummings’s evil stares and throw their support behind this government

Despite what Corbyn might imply, British democracy is good at knocking back populist insurgents—as the career of Britain's most actually Trump-like politician makes clear...