Reform UK: Existential threat to the Tories or here today, gone tomorrow?
Emboldened by two byelections successes, Reform UK seeks to capitalise on voter disenchantment with the ruling party. But how much of a threat are they to the Tories?
Labour
Damning poll shows what the public really think of Rishi Sunak and the Tories
The poll asked what people think the Tories stand for
What is behind Labour’s rightward drift?
At the heart of the story is ‘Labour Together,’ a think-tank which maintains a low profile in Westminster but is believed to be quietly guiding Starmer’s path to power.
Who do voters trust on the economy?
The economy is the second most important issue for Britons today
Labour to back bankers’ bonuses: How the Left responded
Rachel Reeves has said she has ‘no intention’ of re-establishing the cap.
Could the Tories still win?
Could 2024 become remembered for the British people ‘hurling the findings of the opinion polls back into the faces of the pollsters,’ as Times’ journalist George Clarke wrote following the Tories’ shock win in 1970?
Is Labour on track to unseat Tories across the ‘blue wall’?
Seats which didn’t feature in Blair’s landslides are now in play
How Britain’s corrupt political funding helps the Right
With the 2024 general election set to be the dirtiest battle yet, the party which receives the most money from donors could be at a distinct advantage.
Tories likely to win just 120 seats in next General Election – research suggests
The Conservatives are on course for their worst showing in modern electoral history, according to the latest predictions.
Labour conference votes to support public ownership of energy
Unite general secretary Sharon Graham has told Labour conference that the party must bring energy back into public ownership.