Campaign analysis: Let’s unpick Labour and Tory rhetoric
Examining the statements, slogans and strategies of what is being said, why it is being said, and the relationship to reality.
General Election
The secret trade talks with the US are undemocratic and dangerous. Corbyn is right to condemn them
Why Global Justice Now are taking the government to court.
The cynics are ignoring a whole swathe of the public when it comes to Corbyn’s chances
The party’s polling surge in 2017 was largely down to undecideds getting on board. Could it happen again?
Will the Tories cave in to the anti-aid fanatics in their manifesto?
A cut to much-needed international aid could be on its way, writes Natalie Bennett.
The Tories think this is the ‘Brexit Election’. Voters aren’t so sure…
This could well be turning into the ‘NHS Election’.
The Peace Manifesto: What would an anti-war and pro-peace government look like?
This election could have massive ramifications around the world.
Pressure grows for Labour to back Proportional Representation ahead of crunch manifesto meeting
Amid talk of Brexit pacts and tactical voting, is it time for Labour to back a different electoral system?
EXCLUSIVE: Calls for police investigation into Tories over ‘Pacts for Peerages’ allegations
Could this turn into the scandal of the General Election?
Plaid Cymru leader: Westminster has abandoned Wales when it comes to tackling child poverty
There is no reason child poverty should exist in modern-day Wales, says Adam Price, as he announces new policies to reverse it.
Green Party: Scrap HS2 and finance a local transport revolution
The project looks like it will cost upwards of £88 billion.