Dan Carden, the Labour MP for Liverpool Walton, was never a natural figure to front a political faction. That may be why, as ...

A poll can tell us a great deal about public opinion. It can also tell us a great deal about the person paying for it. When polling makes the news, the first question should not be what it says, but ...

It was a busy summer for Josh Babarinde, the Liberal Democrat president and MP. Soon after parliament rose for recess, he and ...

The fundamental question of any democracy is “who gets a say?”. How is power distributed, shared – and in whose interests ...

Jess Garland is director of policy and research at the Electoral Reform Society, an independent organisation campaigning for ...

Britain has an AI deployment problem. This should not be muddled with an innovation problem. While policymakers debate how to ...

Restore Britain is a right-wing political party in the United Kingdom, led by Rupert Lowe, the MP for Great Yarmouth. Originally launched as a pressure group and political movement on 30 June 2025, ...

For so many children, going into hospital carries connotations of fear and a lack of autonomy, and even trauma that can carry ...

Like many MPs, I have spent a great deal of time over the past few years deeply considering the assisted dying debate. I have ...

Andy Burnham has left the forthcoming “assisted dying” vote to the conscience of individual MPs, but only after clearly ...

Palmer Energy Technology and Slovakia’s InoBat will supply battery storage systems across Europe. Britain had 7.5GW of grid batteries in 2025 and needs up to 27GW by 2030. Palmer Energy Technology Ltd ...

Separate food waste collections should advance England’s circular economy, but collection is only the beginning. The real test is whether the country has the infrastructure, investment and policy ...