This latest election “debunking” doesn’t come off

Leadership has never decided the result of an election. It was policies, more than personalities, that drove the course of the 2017 campaign

If there is to be another election, those in politics, the media and wider society need to become more careful and sceptical consumers of polls

Campaigners in future elections can learn a lot from the issues that scuppered the Maybot's bid for a majority

Labour's support, we are told, is gentrifying. But as the social and economic landscape changes, so must our notions of "the working class"

With their realistic view of universities, housing and the economy, it is the Conservatives, not Labour, who are the real party of the young

Pundits often attribute the Islington MP's success to the fall of New Labour. But many of Corbyn's young fans grew up under the coalition government

As another deadline comes and goes, Stormont is once again left in limbo—with Westminster unclear as to what will happen next

The left should be fighting for a Labour government to negotiate Brexit in a progressive way—not trying to find new ways to destabalise Corbyn

Catholic communities will be suspicious about how the money will be spent—with the extension of the military covenant set to increase tensions further