Is the Tory ‘Blue Wall’ really starting to crumble?
30 May 2021 | ANALYSIS
The dust has now settled on the results from England's 'Super Thursday' local elections on 6 May. Boris Johnson's Conservative...
Cummings might sound bitter, but Number 10 should not underestimate a...
27 May 2021 | ANALYSIS
Yesterday, when Cummings appeared before the Commons Health, Science and Technology Committee, the former Chief Strategist at Vote Leave detonated...
What does Israeli rapprochement with the Gulf Arab states mean for...
Signed in September 2020, the Abraham Accords are probably the most significant peace agreement in the Middle East in recent history. The agreement was originally signed between Israel and the United Arab Emirates and overseen by President Trump.
The upcoming DUP leadership elections – runners and riders
7 May 2021 | ANALYSIS
On May 14, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) will see its MPs and MLAs vote for their new leader as...
Key battlegrounds to watch in England on “Super Thursday”
5 May 2021 | ANALYSIS
Tomorrow morning, voters across the UK will go to the polls in the biggest democratic exercise before the next General...
Scottish Election 2021: Holyrood constituencies to watch as nationalists target a...
3 May 2021 | ANALYSIS
As in Wales and London, voters in Scotland will go to the polls on Thursday to elect members to their...
Seats to watch in the race to City Hall
2 May 2021 | ANALYSIS
This Thursday, Londoners will elect the Mayor of London for the sixth time since 2000.
This election, however, will be unlike...
Welsh Election 2021: Contests to watch
1 May 2021 | ANALYSIS
This week, the leaders from the five largest parties in Wales locked horns on the BBC in Cardiff.
But what electoral...
Johnson’s gloves came off in today’s fiery PMQs as Starmer struggled...
28 April 2021 | ANALYSIS
"I think Boris will struggle today."
That was the message I sent to the Wolves of Westminster group chat around three...
Starmer’s ratings have dipped, but prosecuting the “Tory sleaze” may be...
"Sleazy, arrogant and incompetent" – that was what many voters thought of the Conservative Party in 1997.
But hang on, 2021 is completely different to 1997, right?
Well, yes.