The Conservative Party is no longer conservative

We’ve faced it—now let’s fix it

The current rate of party churn is like nothing we’ve seen since the war

The prime minister is gearing up for a populist election campaign and today’s Supreme Court ruling may not hurt his chances

Truth is fast losing all currency in our politics. But a ruling in Edinburgh demonstrates it still counts a great deal in the courts

The coordination in the Commons has given Remainers cheer but the strategy could backfire more easily than you think

"Amid the frenzy, Prospect’s role is to provide some perspective on how Britain got itself into this perilous position, where things are heading and how bad they could get"

Tens of thousands voted to choose the world’s top thinker from the 50 names we presented in our last issue. Here we speak to the winner, Cambridge mathematician Caucher Birkar

Locking down election dates has left us in a fix. The lesson? Think before you reform

The new PM could face lethal perils within just three months. Governing hasn’t looked so dicey since the Georgian age