Plummeting support for Starmer’s party points to the impact of a cluster of policies that have proven highly unpopular
Rightwing party says cryptocurrencies will be allowed as a form of tax payment if it wins power
With no overarching theory of change, the government is hell-bent on avoiding unpopular decisions to improve the state
Party faces familiar problem of finding large-scale savings while avoiding unpopular choices
Nigel Farage’s rightwing populist party is leading in national opinion polls but has just five MPs
With just five MPs, Reform UK is terrorising Westminster but holding a poll lead for four years isn’t easy
Nigel Farage’s party has been accused of pursuing ‘fantasy economics’ with its latest policy pledges
Reform UK leader in favour of policy to make it ‘easier’ for lower paid workers to have children
Labour risks ditching its irreconcilable tax and spend pledges in chaotic, not coherent way
Luxembourg outfit founded in 2014 backed failed businesses including augmented reality and fashion groups
Policy introduced by Tories blocks parents from claiming subsidies for more than two children
Rightwing populist group has inherited acute financial crises after election wins across England
Richard Tice pledges ‘day one’ reversal of net zero policies if his party wins next general election
Luke Campbell joins northern partnership with clean energy focus despite party’s anti-net zero stance
Tackling deprivation and illness in neglected places could be the prescription for beating Nigel Farage
How to move funds and influence people
UK government figures say the policy was widely blamed for Labour’s losses in this month’s local elections
Towns and cities with the lowest social mobility offer the party the most electoral promise, analysis shows
UK premier set to face biggest House of Commons rebellion in vote on cuts to disability and incapacity benefits
Met Police close investigation into alleged threats against party chair
To reduce inflows of foreign workers, Labour must address the shortages that drove them
Farage & Co could make a big splash at the pool party
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I’ve been to numerous events recently where someone is bursting to tell everyone how they voted
There may no longer be space for two major parties of the traditional middle after Reform’s disruption
