This book is the third in an impressive series on political leadership in Britain’s mainstream parties which we owe to...
This book is the third in an impressive series on political leadership in Britain’s mainstream parties which we owe to...
Fixed-term parliaments still create a lot of unknowns in British politics. The royal prerogative, exercised by the...
David Cameron may yet lead the Conservatives into the next general election, argues Jonathan Todd Tony Blair, I was...
It was the year Abba’s Waterloo won the Eurovision song contest; Suzi Quatro, Alvin Stardust and the Osmonds topped...
Inaction is intervention by another name —The most depressing thing since August’s vote in the House of Commons on...
Monday’s CBI report on Britain’s membership of the European Union is a serious piece of work and could turn out to be...
For much of the last three decades, leftwing populism has seemed something of a contradiction in terms. Even after...
In April, the New Statesman published a special supplement marking its centenary. It included reprints of classic...
The deputy leader of the House Tom Brake finally announced in his business statement this morning the dates that...
David Cameron was looking pretty Billy Bunterish today at prime minister’s questions, with a curl which kept trying to...
The Politics of Public Sector Reform by Michael Burton is a rich yet concise account of public service reform over the...
Two thinktanks found themselves in the ring squaring off this summer. In the blue corner was the Centre for Policy...