Which party ‘owns’ the economy?
The Conservative Party has long been regarded as the party of fiscal responsibility – but the public now disagrees. Is it Labour’s issue now?
March 2024 – Global elections recap
Read a summary of the key elections that occurred in March 2024 – including in Russia, Portual, the USA, and even North Korea.
February 2024 – Global elections recap
Read a summary of the key elections that occurred in February 2024 – including in Indonesia, Pakistan, the USA, and events in Senegal.
What’s next for Speaker Hoyle?
Sir Lindsay Hoyle’s long week has turned into a survival for his speakership where those he has championed on the parliamentary backbenches will determine his political fate.
January 2024 – Global elections recap
Read a summary of the key elections that occurred in January 2024 – at the start of a year where over 2 billion people will vote in more than 60 countries.
What to expect at the Conservative Party Conference
The Conservative Conference will be an opportune time for the Government to showcase their successes to a sceptical electoral, however, in many areas they are adopting a risky strategy that could turf the party back into electoral wilderness.
The Government’s new housing strategy: Wicked problems require radical solutions
Summer may offer some respite for the Government, but they have built themselves up with ambitious housing targets. These have been received with mixed reactions, but the overarching theme is one of cautious optimism.
What just happened in Selby, Uxbridge, and Somerton?
With each party having cause to celebrate after this string of by-elections, we analyse what was happening in each constituency and what significance these results have as eyes begin to set on the 2024 general election campaign.
A spiral of decline – is the SNP reeling from self-inflicted damage?
Following criminal investigations, a divisive leadership campaign, and polls pointing to big losses at the next election, where, if anywhere can the SNP go from here?
How do I get selected as a Conservative candidate for a parliamentary seat?
The next general election campaign has been underway arguably for a year already. Catalysed by the demise of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, and spurred on by seven months of government instability that now seems to be rearing its head once more, it makes sense that the Conservatives and Labour are racing to select candidates for their top target seats.