Factions, fudge and fashion: How Momentum went mainstream
As The World Transformed becomes an institution of the Labour conference fringe, the Corbynite left has found its majority voice.
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Theresa May’s parliamentary position is fraught but another election still looks unlikely
It's hard to see how the Conservative Party could credibly trigger another without shredding what's left of their brand.
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The Brexit crisis shows the pointlessness of asking whether we’ve seen “peak Corbyn”
The reality is that we simply don’t know enough about how British politics will look even in December.
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With no obvious route out of a Brexit deadlock rumours are swirling of another general election but how could it…
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Whatever happens in today’s New York primaries, the progressive wave is winning
The Democratic Party is being pulled towards policies like marijuana legalisation and universal healthcare.
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Boris Johnson could pull off becoming PM. But running the country would be another matter
The difficulties he would face governing a hostile party make him very much the Conservative Party equivalent of Jeremy Corbyn.
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Is George Osborne’s Evening Standard coordinating lines with CCHQ?
London’s paper and the Conservatives have launched two remarkably similar campaigns in the same week.
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Pro-Corbyn candidates sweep the board in elections to Labour’s ruling NEC
Pro-Corbyn candidates have taken all nine of the places elected by party activists on the 39-member body.
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