The Greens’ Rise Seems Unstoppable. How Are They Doing It?
Aaron Bastani
Slow and steady wins the race.
Labour is Still Letting The Far Right Set The Agenda
Moya Lothian-McLean
Some recipe for ‘national renewal’.
Former Braverman Advisor Says It’s a ‘Smear’ to Call Tommy Robinson Far-Right
Simon Childs
Which are the hate marches?
This Election Must Be the Last One With Our Absurd Voting System
Adam Ramsay
First-past-the-post ruins politics.
The Tories’ Northern Legacy Is Disillusionment and Division
Craig Gent
Thanks for nothing.
‘We Can Spot Fakery a Mile Off’: Labour’s Memes Are an Insult to Young Voters
Chloe Laws
They want tangible policies, not ‘Lord Farquaad’.
Is This Reform UK’s Most Shameless Candidate?
Simon Childs
Farage’s excuses don’t wash.
Win or Lose, Independent Candidates Could Give Labour a Bloody Nose
Steven Methven
Indie rockers are rocking the boat.
This Is How Propaganda Actually Works
Talking corporate media, secret intelligence and liberal think tanks with Declassifed UK’s investigative chief.
It’s the End of the Tory Party As We Know It (And I Feel Nothing)
James Butler paints a picture of Britain at a historic crossroads, waving fuckity bye to the Tories and bracing for Starmerism.
It’s Not Just the Tories That Are Dying, But English Toryism
Adam Ramsay
The bell tolls for the Anglo-British psyche.
The Democrats’ Biden Problem Is Letting Trump Off the Hook
Ash Sarkar
We tanked it, Joe.
Prestigious Science Institute in Meltdown Over ‘Alleged Peaceful’ Palestine Cake Sale
Simon Childs
Ever felt threatened by a walnut slice?
Has Everyone Here Given up On… Democracy?!
Aaron went down to Chichester to find out why people in the Tory heartlands have given up on politics.
Nigel Farage’s ‘Anti-Establishment’ Party Is Being Funded by the Establishment
Sam Bright
So much for ‘man of the people’.
Voters Switch Off When They Hear the Word ‘Corruption’
Moya Lothian-McLean
Dodgy backdoor contracts? Yawn.
Shock Poll Shows It’s Down to the Wire for Corbyn in Islington North
Clare Hymer & Ell Folan
‘This poll should be a wake up call.’
How Labour’s Left-Wing Firebrands Fought Back
It’s not the first time the Labour left has seemed defeated, but the difference this time is that their ideas are more popular than ever. Can the left come back?