Prospect editor Tom Clark on Election 2017—and how the writers in our new issue make sense of it

The 11th edition of Prospect's monthly podcast

The exit poll has her losing seats. May always vowed that she would not call this election—and will now be wishing she'd stuck to her word

Nick Cohen, Matthew Parris and Meg Russell in the Big Election Debate

Election 2017 is the most important for a generation—or so we are told. Actually, poor Britons are set for a brutal squeeze whoever triumphs next month

Quickly nicknamed "the dementia tax," May's social care plan was unpopular. But the wobbly way she executed her swerve on the policy will do her no favours

As this manifesto proves, Theresa May is none too fussed about being liked. Ironically, this is part of her appeal

"A big win for May could make it tempting to forget the truth that Britain remains split down the middle. That would be a mistake."

The ninth edition of Prospect's monthly podcast

She should be looking vulnerable, but her approval ratings are historic