Peter Kellner / May 30, 2017
They both pretended to answer difficult questions when in fact they wriggled out of them. The electorate would respect some candour
Peter Kellner / May 30, 2017
Tim Farron’s party has a history of campaign surges, but on 8th June it could lose more seats than it gains. Here’s why
Peter Kellner / May 23, 2017
The party has a history of picking the wrong person for the job
George Magnus / May 22, 2017
Is the "Trump trade" toast? It remains to be seen whether scandal will prevent the president enacting his economic policies.
Jessica Abrahams / May 19, 2017
"There are various ideas the UK might borrow from its neighbours in Europe"
Jay Elwes / May 18, 2017
It is the US President’s disdain for his intelligence services which has brought about the current existential crisis in the White House
Peter Kellner / May 15, 2017
It is not down to effective leadership, but a return to two-party politics
Peter Kellner / May 11, 2017
Three charges against Corbyn’s party are worth considering
Philip Ball / May 11, 2017
An evolutionary discovery creates new puzzles
Labour’s plan to raise income tax on £80,000 earners doesn’t cut it