Labour just about held on but there is huge public dissatisfaction with the traditional duopoly

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

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

Brexit imposed severe structural constraints—but a better leader could have navigated them with far more skill

The next PM will face the same immovable objects and will fare no better than the woman they defenestrated 

May has announced her resignation. But who will replace her?

The PM’s speech encapsulated her failed tactics throughout this sorry Brexit saga

The government must bring forward legislation to ratify its deal—but the prospect of another parliamentary defeat looms large 

After three years it is almost impossible to remember grown-up politics

The prime minister’s short-termism explains why we are in this mess today

The latest extension granted in Brussels sees the possibility of Brexit being delayed until October. But what does that mean for the UK—particularly with the European Parliamentary elections looming?

May’s reassurances will always be vulnerable to repeal by a hardline successor