Niche violent and Islamophobic content is increasingly prominent even on mainstream platforms. To confront the legacy of the Christchurch attack will require deeper conversations about how the modern...

Is being consistently surprised a good thing or a bad thing for democratic politics?

The way to hold indicative Brexit votes in parliament 

It's not perfect—but the new NEF proposal to scrap the personal allowance and offer a £2,500 payment instead at least prioritises the poorest over middle-class earners. So will John McDonnell go...

This controversial Brexit protocol is necessary and has public support 

How the Kebab Awards became a mainstay in the parliamentary calendar

If MPs cannot find a way out, the public will have to do it for them


If MPs want a deal they have to vote for one—and May’s deal is what’s on offer 

With Suez, politics trumped law. With Iraq the balance began to shift—and with Brexit the original logic has been inverted. Amid the fray, we can take some comfort from that

The fate of May’s deal—and the future of the country—hinges on the decisions of just a handful of politicians