Trump talks a lot of nonsense — but calling it out won’t stop him
Clinton is queen of the five-point plan but Trump wins by ignoring data
Right-Wing Watch
PMQs: Corbyn asks about inequality, Cameron replies about Hamas
PM avoids questions on tomorrow’s elections with attacks on Labour anti-Semitism
Nine out of ten people can’t name their Police and Crime Commissioner
Four years on, these are still the local elections that no one’s ever heard of
We’re missing the point about how corporations influence politicians
Both Hillary Clinton and David Cameron are subtly influenced by the company they keep
Smoke and Mirrors: Government deliberately sidesteps effective tax avoidance strategies
The government’s tax avoidance promises are an important part of their impression management, but have rarely delivered.
Briefing: Why we elect London’s mayor with the Supplementary Vote
While many people still don’t understand it, SV is a simple voting system that empowers voters
Would Brexit help us clamp down on tax avoidance?
Since most Leave campaigners support deregulation, it’s likely that Brexit would facilitate evasion
Cameron’s approval nosedive continues as Twitter calls for his resignation
For the first time, the Prime Minister’s net approval rating is lower than Jeremy Corbyn’s
Eight of Zac Goldsmith’s strangest attacks on Sadiq Khan
The negativity of the Conservative mayoral campaign is both unusual and sinister
Short-changing voters: why the cuts to smaller parties are wrong
Short money goes some way to redressing our woefully disproportionate voting system