Image credit: Palace of Westminster, Wikimedia Commons A teacher, a warehouse worker, and an MP walk into a bar. Only two of them are liable to criticism, apparently. Newly elected […]
Image credit: https://www.thenewworld.co.uk/how-farage-rakes-in-his-riches-mandrake/ Nigel Farage, the supposed anti-establishment outsider, is facing a standards probe into a £5 million personal gift he received from a Thai-based crypto billionaire in 2024. This eye-watering […]
Image credit: Welsh government What should we do when the unthinkable happens? The 7th of May elections in Wales and Scotland pose many such questions, one that the Labour Party […]
A couple of months ago I wrote a piece discussing the state of Labour and their time in office. Safe to say, it wasn’t the most glowing of reviews. The […]
Image credit: BBC When George Finch assumed the position of leading Warwickshire County Council in July 2025, he asked to be judged by his actions as leader. Given the double […]
Image credits: Wikimedia Commons The Gorton and Denton byelection was destined to be significant. A Labour heartland in Manchester, with students and graduates, white working-class voters inthe remains of a […]
Pictured: Zohran Mamdani and Kathy Hochul Image credits: Wikimedia Commons [edited] Often in politics, we have a burning desire to ensure that we elect people who are both genuine, and […]
Image credits: RawPixel “We have just days to stop Reform and make hope normal again” are the words of Hannah Spencer, the Mancunian plumber, councillor, and now Green Party candidate […]
Pictured: Suella Braverman (Wikimedia Commons) and Robert Jenrick (Flickr) [edited] Does British Politics think it’s the lead up to Christmas? Because it seems that they are running an advent calendar. […]
Image credits: Performance Digital Following the implementation of the world’s first social media ban for young people in Australia in December 2025, British Technology Secretary Liz Kendall has established a […]