Just looking back at some of the big name seat losses tonight. Truss, Rees-Mogg, Keegan and Mercer all lost traditionally safe seats for the Conservatives

Our thoughts at 5AM: The overall picture of this election is beginning to become clear: a historic rejection of the Conservative party (their worst since their creation in 1834). In reverse, a staggering victory for a Labour party who, only five years ago, were reeling from

Some final initial thoughts on the election before I retreat to bed for some sleep! Thanks to everyone who followed our coverage. linktr.ee/thepoliticalin…

Check out our FINAL THOUGHTS as we wrap up our election coverage. Read what Tom Egerton has to say below!

Lovely 5-star review of The Conservative Effect from TheBookbag.co.uk thebookbag.co.uk/reviews/The_Co…

New piece exploring the necessary governing reforms Starmer must make in order to achieve lasting change. Only a revolution in the head will deliver a fundamental shift - or what Peter Hennessy describes as 'bridge' policies. >>>Read for free here: linktr.ee/thepoliticalin…

In the latest addition to the 'New Consensus Notes' series Tom Egerton discusses the reorganisation of the hierarchy of the British state, the methods needed to empower the Civil Service and how to rebalance Whitehall power. Read the full piece FOR FREE

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Check out the return of ‘State of Play’ in which Tom Egerton discusses the challenging economic climate Labour has inherited, historical comparisons and the narrative Rachel Reeves has constructed. Read the full piece here for free🌹

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Catch up on last week's piece about the political strategy of Rachel Reeves and how it compares to Labour's history!

In our newest piece Ethan Lewis discusses the missed opportunity of the 2019 government to implement a new consensus for the Red Wall, arguing that the Tories must face down the Treasury orthodoxy and create a sustainable industry strategy. Read and subscribe for free

In our latest piece Kit Haukeland discusses why we need to rethink welfare and wages in the UK. Touching on recent debates over the two child cap, Kit explores the legacies of welfarism and low wages since the 1980s and future policy developments. Read and subscribe for free

🇺🇸After last night's debate I've taken an outsider's look into US politics - particularly from a historical angle of democratic failure and autocratic accension. Can democracy easily continue with the current pressures of the American empire? Read here: linktr.ee/thepoliticalin…

Following the recent US debate, in our latest piece Tom Egerton discusses, from a historical angle, America’s political crisis and how the current pressures of the American empire may affect democracy. Read and Subscribe for FREE