Democracy in Danger: The Real Cost of the House of Lords
the House of Lords is the government of the people, by the elites, for the elites.
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UK Politics
Labour’s re-nationalisation of key infrastructure can put the UK back on the world map
Labour’s recent policy announcement of nationalising part of BT and taxing tech giants in order to provide free fibre broadband
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Canterbury: the gritty electoral battleground in the Tory heartlands
The resignation of Tim Walker – Canterbury’s Liberal Democrat candidate for the 2019 general election – is just the tip
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The Tories and their Economic Legacy
The party that was once the safe bet, is no longer
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OUTSIDE THE BUBBLE: Are the Lib Dems revoking our chance to beat Boris?
Iwan Doherty, an economics commentator for Byline Times, The London Economic and others, is joined by TPN’s Joint Editor in
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Jeremy Corbyn – The Right Policies, the Wrong Leader
Historically unpopular, what are the Labour leader’s prospects of power?
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The blues can never be green: why the pausing of UK fracking is an election ploy
After the calling of a general election for December 12th, British politics has taken yet another unpredictable and exciting turn.
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Why are centrists so concerned about the ‘politics of division’?
‘The politics of division’ is surely the most banal of political clichés – the most lazy, yet tinged with benevolent
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Is a General Election a trap for Labour?
Ex-PM Tony Blair has warned Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn to try and avoid falling into the “elephant trap” of a
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The House of Lords desperately needs change
The Houses of Parliament are just that – Houses. Plural. There’s not just one body sitting in Westminster all day.
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