The myth of supermarket ‘price gouging’
It’s a tale as old as time – when Britain’s economy tanks, politicians look for a villain to blame. On this occasion, new chancellor John Healey has chosen supermarkets and…
It’s a tale as old as time – when Britain’s economy tanks, politicians look for a villain to blame. On this occasion, new chancellor John Healey has chosen supermarkets and…
Labour peer Harriet Harman has called for men not to stand in the next Labour leadership race, whenever that will be. Talking to Sky News’s Electoral Dysfunction podcast, Baroness Harman…
The self-styled ‘King of the North’, Andy Burnham, has shaken hands with His Majesty King Charles and formed a government in his name. After two years of Keir Starmer’s government,…
It was during the Great Depression that then US president Franklin D Roosevelt coined the phrase the ‘first 100 days’. In a national radio address three months into his presidency…
Britain has become very good at talking about compassion. We’re much less good at actually delivering it. Which is why, whenever you visit parliament, you’ll probably find people sleeping on…
Ten years ago, the Brexit referendum tried and failed to settle Britain’s relationship with the EU. We are now in limbo, unable to decide what we want or why. That…
‘Compare us with every other party in the House of Commons today and we’re easily the most united, with the biggest smile on our face’, Ed Davey informed the Financial…
The exhaustion of Keir Starmer’s Labour government has certainly been far quicker than that of the New Labour administrations of the 1990s and 2000s. But the parallels are unmistakable. Both…
It has been a longstanding gripe of the Welsh that they exist on the political as well as geographic fringe of the UK. A debate on BBC Radio Wales at…
They say parties get the leaders they deserve. Enter stage left: Zack Polanski. The man the crank left has been waiting for. The Green Party frontman whose unstoppable rise this…