News and views from the Field team
A few days short of two years since the referendum, and finally the biggest decisions on Brexit are finally...
Theresa May hasn’t had many wins during her tumultuous premiership but her dealing with the Russian chemical weapons attack in Salisbury...
Deadlock. Posturing. Rumours of Cabinet resignations. Late night negotiations. A fudge that kicks the can down the road....
From one story of internal division to another, the Labour Party is hurtling closer to having to take a...
This week, President Trump pulled the trigger on trade tariffs he’d been threatening for some time. In a somewhat...
Unlike in the US or Ireland, abortion has not been a political issue in the UK for a long-time....
For this week’s Opposition Day debate, Labour selected the issues facing East Coast mainline franchise. Having been returned to...
There was a time when Ken Livingstone was feared. Not because he was an enormous, foot-in-mouth, toe curling, sweat...
Assailed on all sides, Theresa May is attempting to balance her minority government on a knife’s edge of competing...
While no party came out of this month’s local elections as a clear ‘winner’, perhaps the closest anyone came was the...
Not to be forgotten amongst all the talk of peace in Korea and nuclear war with Iran, Brexit has...
This week saw the resignation of Heidi Alexander from her very safe seat of Lewisham East, in order to...
This was meant to be the night that Labour painted the capital red. From Barnet to Hillingdon, via Wandsworth and...
It’s often their own words that gets them. Inevitably they catch up to politicians in an embarrassing display of...
Just as things were starting to look a little brighter for our long suffering Prime Minister, the Windrush Scandal...
