How can we reach Reform voters in a fractured Britain?
To get across that Reform policy actually endangers Reformers themselves, campaigners have first to counter the Reformer’s preconceptions
Reform’s plan to make schools fly union flags and deliver ‘patriotic’ history lessons draws backlash
‘More performative, virtue signalling tripe’
What would a good night look like for Labour at the 2026 elections?
What would success look like?
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Woke-bashing of the week: Pentagon to sever ties with ‘woke’ Harvard – Payback for Trump’s rejection?
One thing is clear: Trump as Harvard material was always a stretch.
Right-Wing Media Watch: Mail man Dan Hodges called out for ‘grotesque hypocrisy’ over Mandelson scandal
“Just beyond parody at this point.”
Tim Martin ridiculed for urging pubs to back Reform UK
“Brexiter Tim Spoons wants to cut child benefits so someone can save £1 if they drink 20 pints in one of his pubs…”
Portugal defies Europe’s rightward drift as socialist António José Seguro wins presidency
Seguro’s victory was widely interpreted as a rebuke to the far right and a reaffirmation of Portugal’s democratic and constitutional traditions.
Is Farage’s ‘teenage crush’ on Putin, Starmer’s trump electoral card?
For a Union Jack-wrapping politician, who casts himself as the embodiment of national pride, being accused of admiring a tyrant who threatens European democracy, strikes at the heart of Farage’s brand.
‘Brussels’ Brexit revenge’? No, this is just what Brexit looks like
The EU is not punishing the UK, it’s treating the UK as what it chose to become, a third country.
5 Reform UK disasters this week
From Farage agreeing migrants have “colonised” the UK, to Matt Goodwin’s calls for “biological reality” checks for women and girls, Reform has hit new lows
Power is being bought and sold – we must fight back
A shadow hangs over democracy; the shadow of corruption
Unite general secretary says trade union would say ‘no thanks’ to affiliating to Labour now
Unite, Labour’s largest trade union affiliate, may reconsider its relationship with the party
Why so defensive? Making the progressive case for defence and security
‘Labour has a proud tradition of supporting our armed forces and defence industry, one which should not just be accepted but embraced as one of our greatest strengths.’