Victims of domestic violence will be having "sleepless nights" before tomorrow's mass release of prisoners, a Government adviser has warned, as a senior insider said a "high proportion" of them will be domestic abusers.
It’s the spirit of Dr Samuel Johnson – with his sharp wit, deep insight and commonsense approach – that’s needed to revive the Tories, not Boris, insists Joanna Gray.
Robert Jenrick has found himself in an early pole position in the Tory leadership race as he topped the first round ballot – as Priti Patel became the first to be knocked out.
Keir Starmer's claim in his Rose Garden speech that the Tories left the economy "worse than we imagined" is belied by strong recent growth figures and the public availability of economic data, says Seb Charleton.
A fresh YouGov survey reveals the Shadow Housing and Communities Secretary is pulling ahead in the race to replace Rishi Sunak, outstripping Tom Tugendhat by a commanding eight points.
What happened in Britain during the years 2018-24 wasn’t the philosophical defeat of 'Toryism'. It was a Battle Royal with the Blob that the British Right fought and lost, decisively, says J. Sorel.
Labour is divided over electoral reform, with its leaders happy with First Past the Post, which gave them a landslide on a 34% vote share, but activists wanting PR. Prof James Alexander looks at the issues.
In case there was any doubt that civil servants are biased against Conservative administrations and prefer Labour policies, a series of Guardian columns by a Labour superfan civil servant should put the matter to rest.
Immigration fuelled the biggest rise in the population in England and Wales for at least 75 years – almost 610,000 in a year – the ONS revealed today.
The worst political word of our time is ‘delivery’, says Prof James Alexander. It's on the lips of every politician, but this "Amazonisation" of politics completely misunderstands what politics is about.
