Opinion
Reform down 12 percentage points in the polls from last year – what’s gone wrong?
Oh dear. Over the last 12 months, around one-in-three people wanting to vote Reform have had second thoughts. Here's why...
These three polls show ‘Peak Reform’ has made way for ‘Reform Fatigue’
Oh dear. Over the last 12 months, around one-in-three people wanting to vote Reform have had second thoughts. Here's why...
Farage’s by-election gamble exposed Reform’s biggest weakness: It’s all about him
The Reform leader had the ingredients for a classic populist showdown. Instead, he reminded voters that his party still revolves around one man.
Infantino, today I feel you’re finished
If Sepp Blatter is sounding the alarm over corruption at FIFA, you know your days a numbered.
Every British PM of the 21st century ranked from worst to best
Yes - someone does have to be the 'best'
Starmer was wrong in a world that doesn’t know how to be right
Starmer failed because modern politics no longer rewards competence. It rewards performance.
Corbyn would have been a disaster… or would he?
As Zohran Mamdani in New York and Pedro Sánchez in Spain prove, voters are increasingly rewarding politicians who offer bold alternatives to managed decline rather than more of the same.
Keir Starmer has earned the right to stand firm and resist calls for his resignation
How short-term have our memories become to get to this stage?
While Reform shout at cricket bats, Labour is quietly fixing the country
As the UK heads to the polls, real progress is being overshadowed by media fixation on Reform’s manufactured outrage.