Burnham’s blockbuster puts Labour on the front foot – at least until the Budget.
As the dust settles on Reform UK’s party conference, we look at the longer-term implications beyond the headlines.
Two years ago Sir Keir Starmer strode into Downing Street with a Commons majority of 172 – and that was about as good as it got for...
In the second of a series looking at those who may follow Keir Starmer in No 10, our Advocacy and Health directors
Rarely, if ever, in the centuries-old tradition of the monarch addressing Parliament, can a King’s Speech have been delivered in the...
In the first of a series looking at the contenders to succeed Keir Starmer, our Advocacy and Health directors
After a febrile few months in which every day seemed to bring new dangers for Keir Starmer, there is an uneasy sense of calm as the...
Traditional Brussels advocacy strategies are no longer sufficient in today’s world; it’s a political arena much more than a regulatory...
To say Rachel Reeves had a tricky backdrop for what had been billed as a low-key, steady-as-she-goes Spring Statement today would be...