Gaffes and departures put Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn on the back foot
Reason will slug it out with emotion in December’s poll
Pope Francis may find it hard to walk away from bishops' call for ordination of married men and for women to be considered as permanent deacons
The British prime minister and his adviser Dominic Cummings have cancelled the November budget in a plan to starve parliament of business
Never have British politics and parliament been more split – and never have there been more factions and sub-factions at odds with each other
The electorate are relishing Boris Johnson’s ‘bish-bash-bosh’ approach and look set to give the most right-wing Conservative leader since Margaret Thatcher the thumping majority he needs in a general election
With conventional campaigns failing to reduce our consumption, we might have to rely on something similar to the climate movement
Boris Johnson faces the biggest week of his career as the fate of Brexit hangs in the balance. Can he possibly succeed?
As the climate change protest movement grows, so too will the opposition ranged against it
The British prime ministers’ long-awaited ‘solution’ was met with scepticism that he even wants to find a solution at all
The Dublin TD's new left-wing venture, Rise, is big on ideas but short on detail and practicality
As the British prime minister ramps up the language against his political adversaries, there can be no doubt that he is determined to pursue a no-deal Brexit
House of Representatives speaker Nancy Pelosi has launched formal impeachment proceedings following a whistleblower’s revelations relating to a telephone call between Trump and the president of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskiy
As the Labour Party conference starts, its leader knows his days are numbered and the Brexit debate has already swept him aside
There is a body of people who just cannot take being guided, told, warned – call it what you will – by a young woman who has a clear message and refuses to play the game, political or personal
