Global warming is not the kind of phenomenon that the human mind has evolved to regard as a clear and present threat

Paul Mason's new book argues there's a crisis around the corner

Populism could be the way to No 10. But in time, deep social changes will limit its appeal

Exclusive polling for Prospect magazine shows Britons may back a leader who is willing to offend allies in pursuit of national interests

The government minister worries his entire party could be consumed by no deal mania

Something needs to break the logjam and another public vote looks like the best option. But to win the votes it needs in parliament, its proponents will have to think the unthinkable

As Brexit reminds us, there are some very strange wrinkles in the way we are governed

Fashion a new constitution fit for our times

Brexit has exposed a deep rift in our politics. And it's not just May's government that's under threat—it's a the whole system of British governance

The Prime Minister's latest move on Brexit goes beyond awkward fumbling—refusing to ask for a longer extension is downright reckless, and puts the whole country at risk