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The challenge for the Labour leader is to set out what he stands for lengthily — and then pithily
Some see the environment as a way to save capitalism and others as a back door to socialism
The Conservatives have not had transformative ideas since Thatcher in the 1980s
The agenda should not be set by the parties but by voters’ priorities
A rich account of modern Britain that begins and ends with a bang
Political flux creates opportunities, but only a non-traditional Tory can seize them
Boris Johnson’s new adviser is a risk-taker able to shape the political landscape
The UK prime minister stepping down clears the way for a leadership contest this summer
A clutch of books shine a light on the forces driving the resurgence of the left
The tide of enthusiasm around Corbyn brought with it beliefs that had been expunged
Supporters prize Jeremy Corbyn’s authenticity, but oppose his hostility to the EU
Don’t expect the Labour party to hold this government to account
Their careers may have ended in failure but their ideas are back in fashion
The debate goes to the heart of what role government should play in personal choice
The Conservatives’ tactics amplified Jeremy Corbyn’s outsider appeal
Older people are missing from the election debate where they matter most
These resignations tell a deep truth: there is no future for talent under this leader
At the core of any success is a strong public-private partnership, writes John McTernan
Inability to hear voters’ immigration concerns set UK on path to Out vote, writes John McTernan
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