Labour continues to reel from one of its worst general election performances in Wales in decades, while the...
Labour continues to reel from one of its worst general election performances in Wales in decades, while the...
Standing for parliament in Windsor was never going to be a shoe-in for a Labour candidate. The constituency has had a...
This year’s election pitched Scotland against the rest of the country, north against south, Liberal Democrat versus...
I began business of the House questions this week by reminding the chamber that we are approaching the 65th Birthday...
There is one overriding reason why a referendum is necessary: as presently viewed by much of the electorate, the EU is...
The Observer recently reported on a YouGov poll that shows ‘Opposition to immigration drops when people are told about...
Last week’s Labour announcements on welfare reform and economic policy were vital set-piece events on the road to the...
In the centre of York in the mid-1980s there used to be two pieces of graffiti on adjacent walls. One shouted, ‘No war...
UKIP is no aberration but a symptom of British politics’ dangerous malaise, writes Anthony Painter The pattern is well...
Instead of focusing on the issues that matter, the Conservative party is again descending into one of its periodic...
Last month saw the launch of Progress’ Campaign for a Labour Majority. Lewis Baston profiles the 40 seats which will...
There now appear to be three parties in Britain’s coalition government. So, to paraphrase the late Princess of Wales,...