Join the Mile End Institute for a discussion exploring how financial crises and market pressures have shaped British politics since 1976.

The UK’s electricity grid is a problem. It has been underinvested in for decades, leaving it low on capacity and poorly designed to accommodate the rapid rollout of new renewable energy generation. C...

Convincing the British public to pay higher taxes for something they wrongly assume the state provides will not be easy

Social Democracy and Neoliberalism since the 1970s: Adaptation, Convergence or Contestation? - Volume 35

Politics in Europe today is increasingly marked by what the historian Renauld Meltz describes as a “compulsive return to the 1930s” as a primary lens through which to view the present. In France, t...

The job of leading a large political party in a European democracy can sometimes resemble a circus trick. Party leaders perform a high-wire balancing act, juggling multiple balls (electoral strateg...

City were charged by the Premier League in February 2023.

Samuel bought his first home aged 17 with a 100% mortgage.

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The social democratic ideological tradition - including the liberalism within it - should be described more accurately and defended. Liberalism within social democracy is the liberalism of public thi...

In Gran Bretagna sono i miliardari a trasferire denaro a un partito; negli Stati Uniti è il presidente a promettere denaro agli elettori: la rappresentanza diventa transazione

Lessons in political science. This week: defenestration

ALT: Welles Lime: Iconic Smirk in Black and White

Could ‘cost of living populism’ offer a way forward for the left? Chris Bick of IPPR sat down with Persuasion UK's Steve Akehurst, the New Statesman's Anoosh Chakelian, and IPPR's Sam Alvis to talk t...

Guardian City editor Anna Isaac among those who had credentials to cover event declined

Labour must make the political argument: taxes are the critical downpayment we all pay to live in a fairer society.  It now seems all but certain that direct taxes will rise in the forthcoming Budget...

Commentary: This remains Labour's election to lose, especially if Sir Sadiq runs again as London is still a Left-leaning city

Neither reindustrialisation nor deregulation can confront the future the left faces

City’s political map set to be transformed by fragmentation of British politics