Gove pitches himself as the liberal candidate in the Tory leadership race
‘The L word is not a dirty word.’
The race for the Tory leadership is as fractured as it is crowded
Competition drives up standards. Rory Stewart has, for example, made the other candidates better on social media
Cometh the hour: Boris Johnson may be the Tories’ best hope
The former Foreign Secretary is the man to beat
Will Nigel Farage’s Brexit party sink the Tories?
It’s a slicker, more professional outfit than Ukip ever was
The Brexit impasse proves Britain need political reform
Untangling 40-odd years of EU integration is not easy
If there’s no deal, there’s no Brexit
When it comes to the next election, the question won’t be which party takes a hit — but which comes off worse
May’s third loss means the UK is heading for a lengthy Brexit delay
Is the UK destined for a general election?
Theresa May plays her final card: if her deal passes, she’ll go
Her deal had no chance of passing without her offer to stand down
Theresa May’s Brexit strategy has humiliated Britain
And the Tories may never recover
Theresa May should pledge to resign – it’s not too late to save her legacy
No one can be certain whether her departure would result in the deal passing, but it would certainly make it more likely
Meltdown: three years on and we are no closer to a Brexit resolution
No one is in control and the country’s whole system of governance is creaking
Third time’s the charm? We could be heading for another vote on Theresa May’s Brexit deal
The withdrawal agreement went down by 149 votes — at the worst end of expectations
The brutal truth is that May is heading towards a softer Brexit
Rebel MPs now want to dictate the terms of Brexit. Will they succeed?
If her Brexit deal fails, a no confidence motion might help Theresa May
It would shift the focus on to whether the government could survive that, rather than what Plan B is
What will happen for Theresa May in today’s confidence vote?
One long-time backbench ally of the Prime Minister predicts that she’ll win by 200 to 115
Britain is heading towards a soft Brexit or a second referendum
If May’s deal is defeated, we’ll enter the most uncertain period in recent British political history
Theresa May’s Brexit paper could mean no US trade deal
Yesterday afternoon, British Cabinet Ministers received key papers ahead of the Chequers meeting today. The paper states that ‘The UK…
What is behind the British PM’s threat to Russia?
British Prime Minister Theresa May has given Russia until Wednesday to explain why a nerve agent that it has developed…
