The US electorate are left frustrated after a presidential debate that lacked integrity and imagination.

15 Oct 2020 Ed Halford

With upcoming Scottish Parliamentary elections in May , both the Labour and Conservative parties face little time to develop a successful strategy that addresses both the threat of independence and that speaks to the Scottish electorate’s domestic priorities.

26 Sep 2020 Ed Halford

The priority of controlling COVID-19 has come at the expense of potential and current cancer patients, where waiting two more months for an appointment or treatment can make all the difference.

7 Sep 2020 Ed Halford

After the disastrous 2019 General Election for the Labour Party, it was clear that the party required a new direction, agenda and leader. But how far has Keir Starmer, the unity candidate in the 2020 Labour Leadership contest, ushered in a new phase for the party?

11 Aug 2020 Barney Andrews Ed Halford

With Rishi Sunak having ushered through an emergency mini-budget, it is important to assess whether the new changes represent an exercise in damage limitation or are truly the start of a Rooseveltian-like vision.

31 Jul 2020 Ed Halford

The act was part of an attempt to satisfy cries for reform, yet critics are claiming it barely touches the surface

29 Jun 2020 Ed Halford

Despite the Coronavirus pandemic, the government must still tackle the unfinished issue of Brexit, embarking on EU-UK post-Brexit trade talks

28 May 2020 Ed Halford

With the world starting to emerge from lockdown, how has the health crisis affected the environment?

8 May 2020 Ed Halford

The former Vice President now faces his greatest political challenge yet

20 Apr 2020 Ed Halford