An election is a bad idea, but it’s the least terrible option
What other choice is there?
Brexit
Parlour games and puff: the press are failing us on Brexit
What the UK needs is responsible journalism to hold politicians to account and insist that government actions are fully scrutinised, says Mary MacCallum Sullivan.
What’s in Boris Johnson’s Brexit deal – and how is it different to May’s?
IPPR comparison of Johnson and May’s Brexit deals finds the PM’s deal is a ‘harder’ version than his predecessor’s.
Workers will soon have a choice to make: a ‘Trumpian Brexit’ or uniting across Europe
There’s a new frontier for the Labour movement: ‘platform capitalism’. Remaining in the EU can tame it.
Queen’s Speech focuses on post-Brexit fixes
Over a third of the 26 bills mentioned in the Queen’s speech replace, remove or renew EU measures as others offer a populist stance on ‘law and order’.
Boris Johnson’s contempt for democracy seemingly knows no bounds
The truth is Johnson knows that his vision is lacking a mandate.
Why no Labour MP should vote for Boris Johnson’s deal
The Prime Minister has a slippery relationship with the truth – Labour MPs can’t trust him.
Could Boris Johnson be impeached?
What exactly would happen if this were to go ahead?
MPs and campaigners react to Supreme Court’s ruling on prorogation
Here’s what progressive MPs have to say about the ruling against prorogation
The pro-European, pro-transformation movement has come a long way in a year
A lot has changed from last year.