Fixed-term parliaments still create a lot of unknowns in British politics. The royal prerogative, exercised by the...
Fixed-term parliaments still create a lot of unknowns in British politics. The royal prerogative, exercised by the...
Can Amber Rudd be both moderniser and the candidate of the Tory right, asks Ben Dilks George Osborne has of late come...
Sajid Javid could be the sign the electorate is looking for that the Tory party has shed its ‘nasty party’ reputation,...
Peter Mandelson recalls Neil Kinnock’s fight to rescue the Labour party following his election as party leader 30...
The new territory of a fixed-term parliament means Labour should hold its nerve as 2015 draws near, writes Lewis...
So now we know. Ever since he announced them, Ed Miliband’s opponents have attempted to portray his party reform plans...
Three weeks ago today, Tuesday 23 July 2013, marked the 100th anniversary of the birth of Michael Foot. It provides an...
Mondeo man and Worcester woman dominated political talk in the 1990s. Who are today’s equivalents, asks Caroline Flint...
In the centre of York in the mid-1980s there used to be two pieces of graffiti on adjacent walls. One shouted, ‘No war...
Success has many fathers, particularly if you are a member of Labour’s hard-left and you are discussing elections. The...
Last week, Wednesday 5 June 2013, marked exactly 38 years to the date since the UK-wide referendum on membership of...
It's a very strange experience to leave your place of work, head across the river to the National Theatre and see your...