UK's First-Past-The-Post electoral system is known to favour Labour and the Tories. What is less recognised is that it also denies critical experience to alternative parties, who therefore tend to fail as soon as they get a sniff of power.

Anti-immigration policies are a distraction that enable our politicians to not deal with the real issues that matter to voters.

Labour must fix immigration, low productivity, and soaring debt. Rejoining EU solves all three, but what about Britain's most vulnerable?

The British electoral system allows parties to focus on rivals, not issues. Fundamental challenges are therefore neglected.

The UK's descent into populism and nationalism illustrates perfectly the reasons why the European Union was formed.

The British government is lying about immigration.

The UK government has bowed to pressure to hold an inquiry into Nazi concentration camps on British soil. What will it find?

Brexit is mad, but has lots of inertia. There are good reasons not to expect an about-face on Brexit by the next Labour government.

Brexit proponents lied to voters during the referendum campaign in 2016. They have since gone on to betray voters too....

The Right-wing of the Conservative Party has moved further and further towards fascism. What is next?