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Thatcher's children: Burnham, Badenoch and the battle for the past
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Thatcher's children: Burnham, Badenoch and the battle for the past

'Badenoch is the first leader of the opposition since Michael Foot to face serious questions about whether she is the main alternative prime minister'

Can Andy Burnham turn Labour’s ‘hope again’ into something more than a change of style?
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Can Andy Burnham turn Labour’s ‘hope again’ into something more than a change of style?

Burnham has secured the Labour government ‘a ‘second chance to make a first impression’ with the public.

‘Tackling cohesion is next challenge for party leaders’
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‘Tackling cohesion is next challenge for party leaders’

Expert says progressive means turning shared values into action

Anti-migrant demonstrators
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'Britain should tackle race and class together'

Expert says rising prejudice risks undoing decades of social progress

‘Fighting extremism alone is not enough to build cohesion’
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‘Fighting extremism alone is not enough to build cohesion’

Expert examines changing community relations on 9/11 anniversary

Jason Arday: When controversy turns to tragedy
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Jason Arday: When controversy turns to tragedy

Difficult truth is that scrutiny was legitimate, but also disproportionate

Why being the main opponent to Farage could be the biggest prize in British politics
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Why being the main opponent to Farage could be the biggest prize in British politics

His return to Parliament was never really in doubt, but the Clacton result exposed the limits of his appeal and the challenge of turning Reform’s popularity into a national electoral breakthrough.

When protest becomes a pogrom: The Home Office must draw a clearer line
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When protest becomes a pogrom: The Home Office must draw a clearer line

This violent criminality was not political protest, but an attempt at a xenophobic pogrom to drive out asylum seekers housed in the property.