Why Theresa May is right to revive our industrial strategy
Ms May must not allow her determination to reduce immigration blind her to the need to recruit the best in the world in order to ensure the UK is the best in the world on innovation
Ms May must not allow her determination to reduce immigration blind her to the need to recruit the best in the world in order to ensure the UK is the best in the world on innovation
Theresa May could more than quadruple her majority if a snap election were called, polls say
This week felt different to any other September gathering. There was a deeper understanding that the world has changed dramatically and traditional party politics can’t answer the anxieties this has thrown up
Labour leader says his pledges are 'values this country can and will support as soon as they're given the chance to do it'
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‘Corbyn’s a better person than I am,’ a lecturer at the Momentum conference told me. ‘I mean, we could learn from him reaching out. We’re all a family. That’s democracy – you have disagreements and you come together.’
The percentage of under 35s who voted dropped significantly between the 1992 and 1997 elections
The conundrum has become central to the Brexit debate and has caused friction within the Government as ministers weigh up how to maintain the benefits of the trading bloc while regaining full control of the UK's borders
London School of Economics researchers found that 75 per cent of press coverage 'misrepresented' the Labour leader
Report suggests authorities did not act on intimidation in households due to “over-sensitivities about ethnicity and religion”
MP for Liverpool Walton beat current elected mayor Joe Anderson and former frontbencher Luciana Berger in the race
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Methane is 25 times more potent than carbon dioxide in causing climate change. This is about the future of an inhabitable planet
Locked out of home ownership for a lifetime, the state would be left to foot the bill for Generation Rent when they are retired and still living in the high-cost, high-turnover private rented sector
The lesson of the EU referendum is to be wary of populist politicians who tell you that the source of all your economic frustrations is some malign external force
British passports were navy blue before machine-readable EU passports were introduced in 1988
Jeremy Corbyn can expect a victory in the Labour leadership battle in September, but the electoral system explains why Owen Smith is running on his own left-wing ticket