Is Trump making globalisation popular again?
Trump’s tariff-driven trade strategy is triggering global shifts — fuelling inflation at home while encouraging new trade alliances abroad.
The hidden link between CANZUK and UK housing affordability
Ted Cussans explores how CANZUK could impact housing affordability, linking global trade policy with local urban life across four Anglosphere nations.
Labour’s tax dilemma – Can stability survive stagflation?
As the UK faces a period of economic uncertainty marked by high inflation and low growth, intern Emma Ralph Sargent examines whether Labour’s ambitious £40 billion tax strategy can truly deliver the stability it promises.
Saving Scunthorpe — Nationalisation and the future of British Steel
Facing industrial decline, the UK explores nationalisation to secure jobs, protect communities, and adapt to environmental and economic demands.
Growth without grit – Why building 1.5 million homes requires more than ‘YIMBY-ism’
Building isn’t just about approvals – it’s about skills, workforce, and execution. Without them, Yimby-ism risks becoming just talk.
Justice for Sir David Amess: Why We Need Answers, Not Silence
Sir David Amess’ family deserves answers. A public inquiry is vital to uncover failures and improve protections against radicalisation and terrorism.
The Paris AI Summit and the UK’s uncertain approach to AI governance
As artificial intelligence continues to evolve, discussions about its regulation have intensified. The AI Action Summit, held in Paris in mid-February, aimed to address the growing impact of AI and establish a global framework for its development. Attended by government officials, business leaders, NGOs, and the public, the summit saw 60 nations sign an agreement promoting an “open”, “inclusive”, and “ethical” approach to AI.
Is there a future for the UK’s main political parties?
Alex Challoner analyses how a rapidly fragmenting political landscape—shaped by Brexit, digital activism, and rising regional voices—is forcing traditional parties to reinvent themselves. He examines whether Labour and the Conservative Party can adapt to these turbulent shifts or risk becoming relics of a bygone era.
The Future of Electric Vehicles: Progress, Challenges, and Global Trends
Electric vehicles are resurging, but adoption varies. Norway leads with proactive policies, while the UK faces cost and infrastructure challenges. Strategic investments in affordability and accessibility will determine if the UK can match Norway’s EV success amid growing climate concerns.
Here are 10 (more) new Labour MPs to keep an eye on
334 brand new MPs entered the Commons after the election – 211 from the Labour Party. Of these new members, here’s who we are excited to watch as this parliament progresses.