"Each party has come to see the other as not merely its opposition, but its enemy. That has implications for the way our politics will work in the years ahead"

As Nigel Farage weighs in behind Boris Johnson, Labour and the Lib Dems must urgently put their bitter disagreements to one side—and do a deal

What might the election mean for corporation tax rates—and how do we compare with other countries?

It’s a long shot. But the prime minister’s chances on his home turf in Uxbridge, as across the country, could still be ruined by Nigel Farage

A deal brings almighty relief. But there’s still reason to be very afraid

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