The Liberal Democrats' foreign policy proposals are vague, patchy—and oddly familiar...

It was a rumbustious political knockabout but neither man came out clearly on top


At a time when research shows social media users struggle to distinguish between fake and real information, stunts like the "FactcheckUK" rebrand are nothing less than irresponsible

Johnson says that the process will be over and done with in just a year. But if that's the case, why won't he discuss what comes next?

Unlike the Labour leader, the PM has no potential coalition partners left

It's comforting to imagine political blunders are actually acts of strategic cunning. But accusing news stories of being "dead cats" can do more harm than good

Among all the complexity of who survives and who doesn't, one thing is clear: the parties need a better process for examining, and approving, candidates

It's not just about increasing the amount of funding allocated. It's about whether that allocation meets need

Polls have their problems. But don’t buy into the panic about local variation making the result impossible to call. If we can only gauge the national vote share, explains a member of the exit poll...

It's not Christmas yet—so why is half the high street already acting as if it is?