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Shabana Mahmood has been home secretary for 100 days. In that time, she has moved with unusual speed to tighten the rules on immigration and asylum. Within days of...
Many people in politics think Nigel Farage is like the flame on a Christmas pudding: all show and over in a minute. I meet Conservatives who think he will...
Sir Keir Starmer is right to make a big show of the government’s decision to restore the child element of universal credit to families with more than two children....
Both Labour and the Tories need Shabana Mahmood to succeed, yet many in both parties refuse to accept that she holds their future in her hands. The home secretary...
If the prime minister had hoped for a rare quiet weekend, he had another think coming. The mooted income tax rise might be firmly off the agenda, and the...
Against the odds and his billionaire-backed opponents, Zohran Mamdani has made history as New York’s first Muslim leader. Pundits will rightly highlight his talent as a communicator and his...
There can come a time in the life of any government when it lapses into a narrative whereby, from the most trivial of mishaps, a pattern of incompetence and...
Britain's Reform UK has surged in popularity on the back of fiery rhetoric against illegal immigrants, the European Union and the country's traditional ruling parties. But now some of...
The most obvious conclusion to be drawn from the result of the Caerphilly Senedd by-election is that the Labour government is in deep trouble. That may not come as...
Well, you can’t say Reform UK didn’t do everything they could to win the Caerphilly by-election. And they were, as their deputy leader, David Bull, admits, disappointed by the...
