Farage’s star is fading — and he may bring UKIP down with him
The official designation of Vote Leave rather than Grassroots Out is a further sign of Farage’s political decline
Good Society
Food bank use hits another record high
Labour describes need for food banks as ‘a shameful symbol’ of government neglect
Audit shows increased political engagement but EU uncertainty
Study of the ‘political pulse’ of the nation shows post-election boost in engagement, lack of knowledge about Europe and continuing frustration with the political system
Does the lack of interest in John Whittingdale’s behaviour reflect changing attitudes to sex work?
While the minister’s relationship with a sex worker has been treated as a liability, a majority of the public support decriminalisation of sex work
Scotland has greater confidence in Tory leader than Labour leader
The divide is wafer thin, but the Scottish Conservatives could become the official party of opposition
Notes from the Primaries: Can the frontrunners reclaim control?
Clinton is struggling because of the strength of the Sanders challenge, but Trump has only himself to blame
Comment: The EU referendum could become a rallying point for the nastiest impulses in British politics
The debate must not give free rein to politicians who deliberately stoke up tensions and hysteria about refugees
Dog Whistles, Trump and the Death of Manners
Racism never went away in the US — as this electoral cycle shows
Comment: Corbyn is leading an effective opposition
Last week marked 200 days since Jeremy Corbyn became Labour leader, and the Tories are in crisis
Women’s Equality Party launches London manifesto
The party will focus on equal pay, childcare and ending violence against women