We began the election with Labour ahead in the polls in the capital. The Lib Dems are trying to capitalise on the Remain vote. And it’s likely to get nasty.
If anything, it’s traditional to reject them.
The halcyon days of Charles Kennedy’s leadership offer a clear temptation to revert to the party’s old opportunist ways. Will their new, more governmental habits stick?
A consequence of Brexit is a danger that the UK ends up having less influence on EU member states over such responses – or sanctions against Russia.
‘Socialism in the 21st Century’ could be a vote winner – the Opposition should pick up where Miliband left off.
We never thought we would write the words “Bring back Ed Miliband”.
After decades of decline, the membership figures of the main political parties are on the rise. But will it make a difference?
Some voters are angry, but anger doesn’t define most people most of the time.
Where to begin? Let’s start here…
The ideal is all the more necessary in a polity in which a plurality of just 30-something percent can win you virtually untrammelled power.
The way the Article 50 process works does not aid attempts to halt Britain leaving.
They are willing to support the Corbyn leadership even though they expect it to break a similar tuition fees promise to that broken by Nick Clegg.