Election 2019
Will Boris Johnson reshape the Whitehall landscape?
Any tinkering with government departments should be done with caution
The new electoral reality in Northern Ireland and how the DUP hit rock bottom
The party misplayed its hand at every opportunity
How did the Conservatives win?
A leading psephologist, and member of the exit poll team, on how electoral geography—and the voting system—helped to give Boris Johnson a majority of 80
Johnson’s political sophistry is no fix for Britain’s economic travails
The PM’s plans will exacerbate challenges facing the beleaguered UK economy
Six reasons why the Left need not despair
Boris Johnson has routed Labour. But his victory could turn out to contain the seeds of its own destruction
This is the worst election for LGBT people since 92—but there is still hope
I fear that yesterday’s election may turn out to be the worst for LGBT rights in nearly thirty years. But there are still people ready to fight for progress
Ivan Rogers on “nonsense” predictions and why Johnson will not pivot to a softer Brexit
Britain’s former man in Brussels says the PM’s large majority will not necessarily trigger a change in direction
What Labour must now learn from the lessons of 1983
After Foot's disastrous election, Jeremy Corbyn claimed "everything had been fudged." Now, Labour must learn from a new defeat
This is what a Conservative majority means for Brexit
The withdrawal agreement is likely to pass and focus then turns to the future trade talks
Boris Johnson unbound: A British tragedy?
The British have assumed our democratic traditions would restrain brute prime ministerial power. That complacency could now be tested like never before
Tory majority? Only a catastrophic exit poll error could put that in doubt
Boris Johnson is almost certainly returning to No 10
The consequences of this dismal campaign will reverberate for years
This was the most dire electoral contest I can remember