Podcast Episode · Quiet Riot · 1 October · 1hr 2min

Exclusive: Labour conference speech will kick off process that could replace current system with proportional representation

By Make Votes Matter CEO Emma Harrison.

The UK should follow Canada’s lead to treat the EU as a “strategic asset” and signal Britain’s “intention to apply for membership”, campaigners have argued.

I’ve seen how imbalances in campaign spending can distort democracy. The multi-million-pound gifts to Reform must act as

By Make Votes Matter CEO Emma Harrison.

This report presents Best for Britain’s analysis of how different Labour Party policy positions on EU relations are likely to affect the electoral performance of the Labour Party.

Contrary to their public statement, HOPE not hate can exclusively reveal that Kent Police were tipped off about the Patriot Platform mobilisation – and seemingly did not act on the information.

New Zealand heads to the polls on November 7 and as a country with similar political traditions to the UK, it is always worth looking at what is happening. The parties that loosely mak

“PR’s time has definitely come – because I think the world we are in now demands a new politics. It demands a new approach.” That was Andy Burnham ...

Britain First hailed James White as a member of its security team. He has now been jailed for 24 years after being convicted of rape and multiple violent of ...

Three vessels and a helicopter deployed to monitor four ships travelling through the North Sea to the Channel

Editorial: In an era of multiparty politics, first past the post risks generating perverse outcomes that delegitimise the democratic process

Exclusive: Nearly 100 Labour MPs support commission on changing the system used for Westminster election

Exclusive: Nearly 100 Labour MPs support commission on changing the system used for Westminster election

The three key ingredients are now in place

If it doesn't happen, "power in every postcode" will take its place alongside levelling up: a phrase that moved attention around the country without ever moving power.

As Andy Burnham becomes Prime Minister, he does so in a Parliament produced by the most unrepresentative general election result on record.