How we vote increasingly depends not on class but ethnicity. To stop us going down this dangerous path liberals should listen, understand and argue back

The Brexit bunch would shudder to admit it—but they are following a decidedly French script

The new BBC series is “the first proper peer that television has taken at the peers”

Edward Heath took Britain into the Common Market and the conservative Party has never been the same . A new book considers his legacy

The 84 MPs who supported Leadsom "should no longer be trusted to tie their own shoe laces"

Iain Duncan Smith had big ideas for improving social justice in the UK. How much did he actually achieve?

The latest in the BBC’s documentary series is the story of the President being reluctantly dragged out of the White House and into the world

An elusive leader, best when things are broken

It should attack the government's analysis, not its motives

The former Labour leader might go down as the most catastrophic in the party's history