Even on Home Ground Andy Street Finds Rebuilding the Centre Ground Is Nor Straightforward
Can Andy Street rebuild the centre right, or has the political ground shifted too far for Prosper UK’s brand of One Nation conservatism?
Can Andy Street rebuild the centre right, or has the political ground shifted too far for Prosper UK’s brand of One Nation conservatism?
The nationalist leaders of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have united to challenge Westminster’s authority over future independence votes, increasing pressure on Prime Minister Andy Burnham ahead of talks with the devolved governments.
Angela Rayner’s decision to pause local government reform may have been triggered by legal advice, but it could lead to a much wider rethink of how England is governed.
From attacks on Britain’s institutions to promises of sweeping laws and economic sovereignty, Reform Party Conference 2026 offered a distinctly Trumpian preview of how Nigel Farage intends to govern.
Andy Burnham promised a new style of politics at his first PMQs, but Kemi Badenoch went straight for the question that could define his premiership: how will he pay for it?
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has won the Clacton by-election, increasing his majority in the seat from 18.3% in 2024 to 36.4%. His vote tally increased
Sir Keir Starmer’s Resignation Speech—delivered outside No.10 Downing Street on 22nd June 2026—announcing his plan to step down as leader of the Labour Party, and remain in office until a successor is chosen for the role of Prime Minister.
Politics UK’s projection, based on a weighted and normalised average of five recent constituency polls, shows Andy Burnham is on track to enter Parliament.
Ed Davey has unveiled plans for a new EU partnership, challenging Labour to abandon its EU red lines in favour of closer economic and security ties with Europe. The Liberal Democrats argue that rejoining the Single Market, negotiating a Customs Union and strengthening defence cooperation could boost growth and reverse the economic consequences of Brexit.
Reform UK’s Treasury spokesperson Robert Jenrick and London mayoral candidate Laila Cunningham joined Politics UK for an In Conversation on the party’s future prospects
Keir Starmer has dared his Cabinet critics to turn private discontent into a formal challenge. Tomorrow’s King’s Speech now becomes more than a legislative programme – it is a test of whether authority can still be recovered.
Slater unseats the SNP’s Angus Robertson as the constituency’s first Green MSP. Lorna Slater was elected as the new MSP for Edinburgh Central on Thursday’s
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