With parliament having again ceased activity, all eyes should be on the important raft of secondary legislation still in the pipeline

Behind the political war is a linguistic one—and to win the former you must win the latter

The Conservatives enjoyed themselves in Manchester, but there was anger beneath the jolly veneer

No principle justifies last week’s radical legal intervention in high politics

The prime minister tries to sound conciliatory. But his Brexit plan is designed for UK hardliners and no one else

Away from the crowd in Manchester the political realities spell trouble for the prime minister

Under the government's latest proposals we in Northern Ireland are to be an experiment, with all the worst-case scenarios of Brexit rolled into one

MPs have gained valuable time to constrain a defiant prime minister—but where should they concentrate efforts?

As new figures show a record increase in homeless deaths, politicians walk past rough sleepers outside Parliament every day. So why is progress on tackling homelessness still so slow?

The poor results for the Freedom Party distract from the fact that right-wing rhetoric has entered the Austrian political mainstream