All Brexit outcomes spell the demolition of the oldest and most successful political party in the world
—and they'll only have themselves to blame

It's not just that their success might have influenced Labour's position on Brexit. What went wrong with Change UK is symptomatic of everything politicians misunderstand about the public

Polling tells us that attitudes are more nuanced than government slogans suggest

The Conservative MP answers Prospect's questions on greatest regrets, favourite dinner party companions, and why he remains an "absurd optimist"

Want to get into the Women's World Cup—but no idea where to start? Football journalist Kelly Welles offers an easy, four-step guide

It’s a known phenomenon: systems and structures, if robust, continue to work for as long as they are unchanged

The party is surging, and the question now is whether voters’ old allegiances are breaking down completely

What if… Britain had never joined the European Economic Community, later the EU? We would have joined the EEA instead and our present troubles would have resolved themselves far sooner

What lessons, if any, did this vote hold on the state of British politics? 

The move towards Remain candidates doesn't only show a shift from Northern Ireland's traditional constitutional voter split. It could also have big implications for the backstop