It is far from clear that there is a path to a consensus on Europe.

Patrick McAlary sees a shadow minister at every turn

The questions I’ve been asked most after Andy Burnham’s speech - and what the answers are.

It is far from clear that there is a path to a consensus on Europe.

This report highlights the ‘stark divide’ between the economic impact of Brexit and the government’s proposed response, and sets out a ‘staircase’ of options for the future relationship.

Burnham has reopened the Brexit debate. That doesn’t mean the UK will be welcomed back on its own terms

The club, which owns Lord’s, wanted women to jump the waiting list but lawyers said it would fall foul of discrimination law

It is far from clear that there is a path to a consensus on Europe.

It is far from clear that there is a path to a consensus on Europe.

Economic benefits would be conditional and can be taken away if non-members backslide on democracy or share sensitive tech with unfriendly governments, the plan says.

On Tuesday, the Prime Minister announced a national commission on electoral reform. In this article originally published in the Conversation UK, Alan Renwick explains that such a body should secure public involvement, not aim for a particular result and listen to the experts. He also emphasises that any change to the electoral system should be carried out with the greatest possible care.

There is no reason to delay plans for potentially three years.

When will Sadiq Khan make his decision? • Who wants the job? • Why is a candidate promising cheap gym membership?

This is the seventeenth edition of UK in a Changing Europe’s regulatory divergence tracker, outlining how UK and EU rules and regulations have aligned and diverged in the period April-September 2026.

Personalising benefits and support is key to helping disabled people into work.

If Friedrich Merz and almost everyone else is unpopular, perhaps governments aren’t the issue

Is the recently departed cabinet secretary's exit payment unusually high?

Tom Pope, the IfG’s Manchester correspondent, is optimistic about the future of UK politics’ self-styled second city

The chancellor should take difficult decisions at the budget rather than ducking tough choices.

Labour should reset an unfair and inefficient system