The Prime Minister said the current arrangements for Britain's relationship with the bloc were 'not enough' and declared that Brexit had 'done more harm than good'.

Mocking basic human emotion in politics degrades public debate and strips away our shared humanity.

High Politics, Media Hype, and the Rule of Law

Totnes locals awoke on Saturday to discover the iconic structure had been adorned in a 150m (492ft) flag as part of a four-day event.

How Financial Engineering Poisoned a Public Service

Every few years, a new report makes the same argument: if we just give the wealthiest people in society a break on their taxes, everyone else will somehow be better off.

Reform UK consistently presents itself as a populist alternative to the political establishment; a party claiming to champion working-class communities against out-of-touch elites.

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Why a £100m Royal Grant is Impossible to Justify

Prince tells headmaster ‘I’m ready’ as he arrives at boarding school accompanied by his parents

There is a fundamental moral line in a civilised society, one so basic that it shouldn’t require explaining: when a human being is drowning in freezing water, you pull them out.

Israel's foreign minister announced the move after UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband accused Israeli "settler terrorists" of "ethnic cleansing" in the illegally occupied West Bank.

Reform UK leader warns tensions are about to get 'significantly worse'

Unpacking the Hysteria Over Green Party Proposals

Asylum backlog at a six year low. Watch what will happen next. The far right will ignore the facts. They will disregard objective reality. They will say it’s made up. Failing that, they’ll pivot to “i...

‘Godzilla’ event currently brewing could push 50 million people into acute hunger before the end of next year

Real Conviction or Pure Self-Interest?

How Isolated Incidents Are Weaponized into Sweeping Rhetoric

The midterms are looming and some in the White House are jumping ship, leaving the President with a growing number of departures - so what does this mean for Trump?

Where Reform UK’s populist promises clash with platform realities

British Prime Minister Andy Burnham told European Council President Antonio Costa that London should be bolder in pursuing closer ties ​with the European Union, with a UK-EU summit this year ‌providin...

In 10 days' time, MPs will be summoned to debate the economic impact of Brexit. Let's hope they all have a good read of this...

Figures from the Department for Energy Security and Net Zero have revealed the likely state of the North Sea oil and gas sector in 25 years time

How Empirical Facts Expose the High-Stakes Recklessness of Right-Wing "Drill, Baby, Drill" Rhetoric

EXCLUSIVE: A new online tracker by campaign group Best For Britain shows 35 newly-elected Reform councillors have quit or been suspended since May as the group's chief say it would 'struggle to run a ...

Net migration has plummeted—so why is the right still selling a crisis?

People are said to have been pulled from houses and some properties were damaged after a crowd claimed asylum seekers were living there.

Stop Framing Clinic Intimidation as "Religious Freedom"

Central London’s multi-millionaires have relied on taxpayers to subsidize their artificially low council tax for decades, it’s time to pay their fair share.

The new Prime Minister has taken a break after less than three weeks in the job.

Why taxing wartime oil profits could fund the lifeline Britain’s social care system desperately needs

For a party obsessed with calling out political corruption, Nigel Farage and his inner circle are spending a lot of time dodging watchdogs and explaining away millions in mysterious cash.

Behind the easy caricatures of "gormless" youth are kids with Autism and PDA, fighting a rigid, unyielding system that treats their anxiety as defiance and their needs as an inconvenience.

How a decade of ignoring Sir Ken Robinson’s warnings created Britain's youth worklessness crisis.

Some £6.5million has been paid out to foreign criminals from when Labour came to power in July 2024 until October 2025, including £500 to convicted sex offender Hadush Kebatu (pictured).

How the Conservatives are blaming Labour for a bill crisis fourteen years in the making.

Nigel Farage chose to walk away from Westminster; he shouldn't be surprised when the doors close behind him.

Why fixing local buses and ditching political speak might be the best weapon against the populist right.

How a decade of Conservative planning cowardice created the very crisis Badenoch now lectures us about.