Parliament cannot allow May’s false choice on Brexit to become the default 

In spite of the fact most people think their own politics are "sensible," appeals to common sense are mostly about preserving the status quo—however broken it is

Our young people have gone out on the streets to remind us that we have to look at this problem squarely in the face and do something about it

The idea that populist, racist outrage might lead to the citizenship of an individual being revoked undermines the very universal values we claim to promote

Steve Bloomfield is joined by Ece Temelkuran, who asks whether she is losing her country

We can see that they are shaking up Westminster. But we still don’t know if this is a durable group—or exactly what it will do about forcing an election or halting Brexit

This isn't "Corbynism without Corbyn" or Conservatism without the ERG. But it's not clear what it is, either

To understand the gang of seven’s chance of success it’s important to get the history right

The breakaway group of Labour MPs are more united than what they are not than what they are. Nevertheless, their position statement is revealing

The amendment prepared by MPs Peter Kyle and Phil Wilson offers a much-needed compromise