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Labour leader’s embrace of fiscal discipline marks break with Corbyn era
Labour leader adopts pro-family, patriotic message to try to win back working-class voters
Brexit and the pandemic have left the UK’s centrist party without a clear voice
Conservatives hopeful reopening of economy by spring will give party boost at polls
Conservatives to gain up to 10 more seats at the next election due to the changes say psephologists
Ending the triple lock would alienate red wall voters, but Covid spending may require it
PM’s erratic handling of Covid-19 and Brexit serves to bolster the case for Scottish independence
Memories of shock 2016 result discourage asset managers from making big directional bets
New leader buried Corbynism but has still to develop his own platform
Opposition leader draws line under Corbyn era while launching stinging attack on Boris Johnson
Former adviser says British PM can secure trade deal and see off Labour’s Starmer at next election
Voters in Chingford doubt government competence after exams fiasco
Politics north of the River Tweed is heating up ahead of elections in May
Campaigners give guarded welcome to government plans for digital imprints
Levy on assets could help fix inequality highlighted by pandemic, says Gus O’Donnell
Inquest into December’s election defeat says opposition party has a mountain to climb to regain power
New party leader gives clear signal he will take party in a different direction
The British public is rallying behind its government in a national emergency — but will that last?
Free personal care north of the border could be the template to help fix England’s underfunded system
Prime minister will be the first to marry while in No 10 for 250 years
Boris Johnson’s party received three times more than Labour in run-up to last year’s vote
Pledges that win rank-and-file support make it hard to manoeuvre back within the bounds of electability
As it searches for a new leader, the party is discovering how much ground it has to make up
Fifty swing seats most at risk from job automation and universal credit reforms
Brexit to blame and leader was a victim of 4 years of attacks, NEC hears
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