Nadhim Zahawi is the latest Tory to defect to Reform UK
In old social media posts, Zahawi said he would be afraid to live in the UK if Farage was prime minister
The government is in denial over the US
Green Party peer Natalie Bennett argues that “the West” as a unit with shared values and principles is dead
Reform UK mayoral candidate finally ‘apologises’ for David Lammy should ‘go home’ comment
Chris Parry says his post was intended ‘ironically’
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Quarterly migration statistics were issued today and the data show few surprises.
Trident replacement: Who cares?
Last month, the independent think-tank BASIC made an interesting contribution to the debate on Trident replacement. They released a report, Trident in UK Politics and Public Opinion, summarising the top-line results from every national survey about British nukes in recenttest
Syria debate – reaction across the nations
As the Labour Party announces this morning that it will not be supporting the government’s motion in the Commons today on their approach to the on-going crisis in Syria, the position of the smaller parties could be vital to deciding the outcome today.
So where do they stand?
Moore and Salmond go head to head
Scottish secretary Michael Moore and first minister Alex Salmond will go head to head today as the debate over Scotland’s constitutional future intensifies.
Could comedy help reverse youth disengagement in politics?
Laughter could help to reengage young people with politics.
Syria: Politicians should act as leaders, not try to be lawyers
If military action against Assad is morally justified then that surely must be the case regardless of whether or not it is ‘legal’.
Five reasons the government should stick with High Speed Rail 2
Five reasons the government should stick with High Speed Rail 2.
Open Letter to Owen Jones: On Syria, the left should be more critical of the Bennite Legacy
It is due in part to the Bennite legacy that large parts of the left are failing to see clearly on Syria.
Football clubs and the minimum wage
The allure of the game has led football clubs to take advantage of its devoted fans, writes Chris Olewicz.
Syria: How many more children must end up in body bags before the West acts?
As the drumbeat of military action in Syria grows ever louder, Christians in the country now find themselves between a rock and a hard place.