Boris can win the next general election – if he learns from Tony Blair
The former PM managed to construct a broad coalition of voters that allowed him to implement a programme of radical reform across a decade
The former PM managed to construct a broad coalition of voters that allowed him to implement a programme of radical reform across a decade
Neil Kinnock's legacy of economic Micawberism is alive and well in Boris Johnson’s administration
She calls herself a 'civic nationalist'. But there is nothing civic about Sinn Féin's brand of politics
Labour gains in London are not enough to change the narrative about Starmer’s leadership, nor is defeat there enough to write off Johnson’s
Oliver Eagleton’s sneering biography of the Labour leader, The Starmer Project, is laced with bitterness and clouded by bias
While Keir Starmer looks like he would refuse to laugh at an un-vetted joke, his deputy has humour and authenticity
The leader of the opposition is more Miliband than Blair
Rachel Reeves' confused announcement on non-doms proves the Party needs more heft and experience on its benches
Keir Starmer has yet to confront the sense that, at its heart, Labour doesn’t like the country or the people it wants to govern
Corbyn's latest comments on Ukraine should remind us just how absurd it was for any Labour MP to back him
He still comes across as a career politician: too measured, too on-message, too aware and controlling of his public image
There is an underlying belief that the Left can be forgiven their occasional breaches because their hearts are in the right place
If the Rwanda plan dissuades cross-channel trips, the Opposition cannot go into the next election opposing offshore processing
By refusing to support President Macron, Mélenchon and others are engaging in the worst kind of tribal politics
A press free to interrogate leaders is a defining characteristic of a democracy – so why is the First Minister refusing to invite them?
It is indeed a bad look for the Chancellor, but Akshata Murty is her own woman whose personal finances she alone is responsible for