Sir Keir Starmer is inheriting his party’s new legacy: an abandonment of the fundamental idea of ideological dispute between political parties.

Tasks which initially seem insurmountable can be overcome if the political will is there.

A common refrain regarding Badenoch is that she lacks front bench experience. I ask this one question for consideration: what has it done for you lately?

Leadership elections are integral to the Conservative Party's role as the bulwark against the emergence of a genuinely conservative force in British politics.

As one official put it at the time, “we seem to have got away with” it. You know what, I think the b****r might just be right.

Tory rebels are all talk, and deserve no faith to be placed in them.

There’s no energy, no principle, just a cynical bunch of mediocre politicians squeezing the public out of every penny they dared to earn for themselves.

A door has been opened and we have walked into a place in which our health and well-being is worse, we are poorer, and we are less free, in exchange for dubious claims of safety.