In 2011 the Fixed Term Parliaments Act was passed. Setting aside its merits or demerits, the politics behind its introduction...
There has been a shocking increase in the number of uncontested seats in some English councils up for election this...
Some things can be done in a hurry, but forming a Government certainly shouldn’t be one of them. In our...
Yesterday the views of Brits were unveiled to the world. And in some ways, they make for some startling reading....
Earlier this week the UCL’s Constitution Unit released a new report titled Enough is Enough, outlining the ludicrous situation of Lords...
Much excitement in the European press today as Greece’s left-wing, Eurosceptic and anti-austerity Syriza has come two seats short of an absolute...
When it comes to forming a coalition, is it better to get your party on side before committing, or to...
After Clacton, comes Rochester and Strood. At the start of the campaign, the Conservatives felt they stood a good chance...
Turnout has been in the news once again, with a report from the Political and Constitutional Reform Committee advocating bank holidays on...
This is a guest post by Cheryl Gillan, Conservative MP for Chesham and Amersham and former Secretary of State for...
Scotland is shrouded in a muggy haar today, and it feels as if we’ve been cut off from the rest...
As the dust settles on the Government reshuffle, you would be forgiven for thinking that the genders are now fairly...