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Talk of alliance between Labour and the Liberal Democrats is a distraction
Labour unable to take full advantage of prime minister’s problems but populist Reform UK performs strongly
Boris Johnson faces crucial electoral test as opposition parties join forces to maximise votes in Old Bexley and Sidcup
UK government faces midterm test in Thursday’s vote as residents warn PM ‘should be nervous’
After Boris Johnson failed to impress the CBI, the UK’s opposition party is trying to emulate the success of ex-leader Tony Blair
Boris Johnson, a would-be Churchill, stumbles, while Keir Starmer dreams of repeating Clement Attlee’s postwar victory
Southern seats which swung to the Conservatives in 2005, and not just the ‘red wall’, will be the battleground at the next election
Labour needs a way to turn indecision among 2019 Tory voters into a positive choice to vote for the alternative
Fundamental differences emerge between activists in ‘red wall’ seats and those in traditional Conservative strongholds
Keir Starmer may not be on track for a win in the next election, but the Conservatives should worry about transactional voters
UK opposition leader confronts hecklers and strives to reconnect with voters in keynote conference speech
Shadow foreign secretary tries to set out an optimistic vision ahead of party conference
Post-industrial England is turning blue — and there is much more to the shift than Brexit
Davey believes liberal Tory supporters’ unease with Johnson threatens ‘blue wall’ seats
More money for the NHS and social care is popular with voters but risks alienating some Tory MPs
A revolution is needed if we are to truly fix the system — and help all generations equally
Retirees unsure about managing their funds but resist advice
Comments rekindle bitter memories of industrial decline under Margaret Thatcher
Tory backbenchers warn prime minister is in danger of losing touch with new supporters in ‘red wall’ seats
Labour’s Batley and Spen win shows that the pandemic is no longer dominating the discourse
The party leader must seize on the Batley and Spen by-election result and start winning back voters
Five years after the referendum and six months after the UK left the EU single market, the ‘earthquake’ is still being felt
‘Red Wall’ Tories see HS2 and Northern Powerhouse as key to delivering 2019 election promises
Some MPs may grumble, but the UK must not hold elections based on population data that is almost 25 years old
Proposed new constituency map would solidify Conservative ‘red wall’, say strategists
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