The Greens won 440 councillors and their first two elected mayors. Reform deleted climate targets across seven councils they already…
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Prime ministers have always faced political scandals – so why can’t they weather them now?
Britain has had six prime ministers in the last decade.
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How immigration is playing a role in the Scottish election, even though policy is set in Westminster
Immigration is not devolved to Holyrood. Westminster controls it entirely. And yet it has played a significant role in the…
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There’s little love for the SNP – so why does the party look set to win in Scotland?
Only 23% of Scots think the Scottish government is doing a good job.
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Wales is looking at a huge shake‑up in the Senedd – so why are voters so disenchanted?
A generation-defining election - felt by most as something closer to dread than hope.
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After a year of Reform UK in local government, the cracks are starting to show
The gap between the rhetoric and the record is growing.
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The king’s state visit was a success – but there is still a chasm to bridge between UK and US outlooks
King Charles praised NATO, diversity and multilateral institutions. Hours earlier, Trump celebrated "Anglo-Saxon courage" and "the blood and noble spirit…
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John Major: scrapping net zero is telling our children ‘tough luck’ – and the data backs him up
"All they're doing is saying to my children and your children, 'tough luck chaps - we're going to leave you…
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The four‑day week won’t happen overnight, but it could transform how we live and work
A century after Henry Ford invented the weekend, evidence from UK and Portuguese pilots shows a four-day week improves sleep,…
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Why AI shouldn’t be used even to decide ‘simple’ court cases
Britain's second most senior judge says AI could decide your pension dispute or personal injury case.
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