James Millar: Second referendum will be darker and grittier than the first
Nicola Sturgon is rebooting the franchise with her call for a second independence referendum.
It may or may not be around £60bn...
'It’s been nearly two years and I still hate the place.'
Jeremy Corbyn and Rebecca Long-Bailey can’t agree on price of Labour’s plans
It may or may not be around £60bn...
Youngest MP Mhairi Black might quit 'depressing' Westminster at next election
'It’s been nearly two years and I still hate the place.'
David Cameron caught calling Philip Hammond ‘stupid’. Or was it Theresa May?
Watch: The former prime minister was filmed talking to two Tory MPs.
Tory MPs attack Philip Hammond... but IFS backs his ‘baby steps’
The IFS verdict is seen as one of the most authoritative comments on the Budget
Gordon Brown prepares to pen last of the New Labour memoirs
Will the former PM settle a few old scores?
George Galloway signs deal to write books for children
Former MP is following in the footsteps of Norman Tebbit.
Abi Wilkinson: Labour must get back to basics to win over voters
Jeremy Corbyn and his comrades need to rediscover how to talk about power in a convincing way.
David Herdson: Labour moderates should consider a second leadership challenge
With water under the bridge and a figurehead like Hilary Benn, a second leadership challenge could succeed where the first one failed.
George Pascoe-Watson: Scotland is the new focus for Theresa May's Brexit battle
The PM has put ministers on alert as she tries to stop Nicola Sturgeon calling a second independence referendum.
Steve Richards: The May Supremacy is still far from inevitable
Comparisons with Margaret Thatcher should be put on hold - for now.
James Millar: Today's politics needs more Clangers from the 1970s
When Harold Wilson was facing the electorate in 1974 we rated politics important enough to teach young kids about it.
James Frayne: Interrupting Taylor Swift is the future of political communications
A new breed of political consultant is poised to interrupt people as they head to YouTube to watch music videos.
How the Hampstead Socialist lost out to the Islington Socialist
Hampstead used to be home of the Labour intelligentsia, but Islington appears to have wrested the title from its north London neighbour.
Dan Jarvis interview: There’s nothing progressive about ignoring the concerns of voters
After the intense media storm over his leadership challenge that never was, Dan Jarvis has kept a low profile in Westminster. But the former paratrooper is returning to the frontline of politics as he takes on the government over child poverty targets
Yvette Cooper interview: Labour can make a progressive argument for ending free movement
Her husband may have sparkled on the dance floor, but now Yvette Cooper is waltzing into the political spotlight as the new chair of the Home Affairs Committee.
Book review: Theresa May, The Enigmatic Prime Minister
Rosa Prince’s instantaneous biography attempts to understand what makes Theresa May tick - and how she reached the top of the Tory party.
To be or not to be satirised: how politicians get the Shakespeare treatment
Michael Gove is one of many politicians to have been compared to a Shakespeare character - as the RSC’s ‘Draw New Mischief’ exhibition makes clear.
Interview: Comedian Tiff Stevenson on how to own Piers Morgan
Stevenson talks about her political journey, taking on your enemies - and parallels between Donald Trump and Bridget Jones.