The new Prime Minister, Keir Starmer has now assumed office. After appointing his cabinet, the new Government must begin their work to enact change immediately. In his first speech as PM, Starmer stressed his goal to be a government of service. Labour won the General Election with only a 34% vote share. Winning over more of the public will take a lot of work.
A week after a historic result, signs of discontent are emerging regarding Farage’s leadership of the party. With Ben Habib contemplating the possibility of resignation
As hundreds of Conservatives lost their seats across the country last Thursday, the idea that the Conservatives “failed to honour the trust that people had
Yesterday’s general election delivered both surprising and unsurprising results across the UK. This article analyses the outcomes and what they may signify for the future of Scottish independence, Northern Ireland’s political landscape, Labour’s performance, and the rise of third parties and independents.
As the Labour Party have just secured a landslide victory in the General Election – we have just ushered in the first female chancellor, Rachel Reeves MP. This article looks at how implementing equitable economic policies is fundamental to securing economic growth and prosperity.
South Yorkshire may be one of the most fascinating yet under-discussed areas ahead of the upcoming general election. This region has evolved into a more politically complex landscape, and the forthcoming election results will offer insights into trends that could define not only this election but future ones as well.
With Reform’s polling briefly overtaking the Conservatives, many political commentators have drawn parallels with the 1993 Canadian election, which saw Canada’s major Conservative political party overtaken by the splinter ‘Reform Party’ in parliament. Will Reform really replace the Conservatives, or will they just split the Conservative vote?
This article also asks: will Labour’s majority be big or just comfortable? What do the bellwether seats mean for the Lib Dems?
James White, Head of National Influencing at Alzheimer’s Society, writes for Chamber on why the cost and opportunity of dementia means it cannot be ignored by the next Government.
Bristol Central is a marginal constituency – one to look out for on election night as it is likely to turn from red to green.
Ahead of Thursday’s pivotal General Election, Samuel Hemsley examines the seats to watch out for on election night.
Looking at the specifics of Labour’s policy on Gaza and also explores what a Labour government’s foreign policy agenda is likely to look like in the region should they form the next UK Government.
Chamber UK joins Liberal Democrat parliamentary candidates on the campaign trail.
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