“I don’t think I’ve ever been lost in parliament, but I’m always looking for areas that I’ve never visited”

Since 1721, PMs have been accountable to an elected parliament for major law changes. But elitism still thrives in the system

A new exposé of a class-bound British army reflects an organisation fast losing power. But does it take on the right target?

Ten entries have been shortlisted from a record number submitted from six continents—all of them offering solutions to the question: Is it possible to govern well in the age of populism?

The industry is celebrating a great PR win—but Big Pharma's iron grip on intellectual property could hinder the achievement of worldwide protection against Covid-19

Everyone wants central government to have less power—except those who understand how government actually works

The prime minister’s partner is accused of political meddling—but whatever she’s doing is working

Age has replaced class as the dividing political line in the UK—and power is concentrated among the old. Where does that leave Britain's youth?

Data highlights the global nature of the economic impact of Covid-19

Allowing only people who have received a Covid jab to travel abroad is unjust and cruel to everyone else. But that doesn’t mean I’d reject the offer

It’ll take more than tinkering to get us out of our current sorry state