The former International Development Secretary on the breakdown of her party's coalition, Gaza and the loneliness of ...

In other words, when we say “everyone is long gold,” what we mean, in practice, is: a handful of central banks, a few ...

The Blue Labour group mixes radical economic policy (some Blue Labour MPs label themselves “Bennite”) with social ...

Exclusive data findings show 50 seats the Greens can win on current polling By Ben Walker The Green Surge, a pipedream in 2015, now looks very real under Zack Polanski. The Green Party has seen the ...

Unfortunately, the damage was mostly felt in the UK. America was strong enough to be seen to have behaved badly but never ...

It will take more than a new leader to save the party – but it is the only way to regenerate this failing government By John McTernan Leadership is the beginning and end of politics. Keir Starmer ...

Boris Johnson today fulfilled his longstanding ambition of becoming prime minister – but was elected by a share of the population roughly the size of a decent football crowd. The election was the ...

Sometimes all doctors have to offer patients is shared humanity By Phil Whitaker Lucy had come about swollen legs. “Look at them!” she commanded, gesticulating towards her outstretched lower limbs.

While Mamdani is on the cusp of a historic win in New York, Democrats argue the party is too woke and left wing By Ben Walker The result of the New York primary was, unmistakably, a shock to the ...

More than a victory for the government, the removal of the two-child cap is a vindication for the left of the Labour Party By Megan Kenyon Almost 16 months after suspending seven of its own MPs for ...

There’s one more PMQs to go this year before the Christmas recess, but the end-of-term vibes have started early. From Kemi Badenoch choosing to deliver what was essentially an end-of-year report card ...

Right-wing cancellation campaigns and Trump’s foreign invasions: inside the New York mayor’s first week in office ...