As public outrage at water companies disregard for the law, abuse of our money, neglect of our water systems, pollution of our waterways, continues to mount it is an extraordinary act of arrogance to ...

We’re Liberals and we’re democrats. So we should be talking much more about Liberal and democratic values, in public: that’s what makes us distinctive, what drives us into politics – and what attracts ...

The character of warfare is undergoing a profound transformation. While the fundamental nature of war - competition, coercion and violence remains unchanged, the methods by which states pursue ...

Five principal authority by-elections took place across England and Wales on Thursday 6th August. The Conservatives were defending three seats (two in West Norfolk and one in Surrey), while Reform UK ...

The EHRC's Code of Practice for services came into force this week. Single-sex services are now offered on the basis of biological sex, and providers may ask a person to confirm theirs. 167 MPs signed ...

In the excitement of appointing a new Prime Minister, the Manchester Mayoral election, and Count Binface’s adventures in Clacton, the government’s proposals for local government reform in England have ...

I read the piece by Oliver Jacques earlier this week with some interest. As a second-generation migrant myself, you might not be surprised to find that my views on migration are relatively liberal. I ...

Donald Trump Trump loves a winner. He is less keen on anyone blocking his objectives. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu used to be the former and is now the latter. Ukrainian President ...

Pardon my scepticism, but I do not think Trump’s recent announcement about Hamas’s disarmament is the diplomatic breakthrough that some commentators are claiming. For a start, there is Trump’s ...

Five principal authority elections took place across England and Wales on Thursday 30th July. The Liberal Democrats were defending one seat in Hampshire, while Plaid Cymru were defending one seat in ...