Proroguing and prerogative: have the courts just upended our constitution?
The constitution is an intricate tapestry: pull at one thread at your peril, for you may find that the whole…
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“Hell yes, we’re going to take your AK-47s” – but otherwise a low-drama debate
If nothing else, the third Democratic presidential primary debate showed just how far Democrats’ consensus has shifted.
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John Bercow ends his tenure as Speaker as he started it: frustrating the government
The Speaker's exit means that his replacement will be picked by this parliament, rather than the next.
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This incoherent TUC statement shows the risk that Labour is taking by delaying an election
The labour movement can agree on what it doesn't want out of Brexit. The problem is what comes next.
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Diana Johnson’s trigger ballot will unnerve Labour MPs
The parliamentary Labour party is always jittery around trigger ballot time, and this time their potential for panic is even…
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So, I decided to eat the gimmicky chicken the Tories sent me
We had to test this new software somewhere.
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The Conservatives are taking a big risk with Jacob Rees-Mogg
This week has shown his viral potential, and not in a good way.
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How to judge the early polling on Boris Johnson’s premiership
The next seven days are very likely to see a wave of new polling data released looking at public support…
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