This weekend’s lengthy BBC interview was a great opportunity to show vim and a new vision, but once again process and stock phrases won out, says political strategist John McTernan ...

The rest of the world”, Tony Blair’s foreign policy advisor Robert Cooper wrote two decades ago, “reacts to America, fears ...

When I saw the headline on the front of a Saturday newspaper supplement: 'Arise, Queen Kate', I thought for a shocking moment ...

There is much to learn from the New Labour playbook. We were disciplined, innovative, robust and proactive – and we won, says elections strategist Chris Powell ...

What will happen to Reform if immigration drops down the list of public priorities? Reform’s popularity lies almost entirely ...

When the Second World War came to an end, there was a commitment between various governments, including the government of Canada, to set up an international tribunal. This was not simply – as Winston ...

Ian Bremmer said the US raid signals a shift to a G-Zero world, weakens global institutions, sets risky precedents, and ...

The year ahead in movies won’t be simply about spectacle, scale or franchise machinery. It will also be about watching actors ...

Adam Brody and Leighton Meester are the celebrity couple nobody expected but everybody loves. The two made headlines when ...

Former Nato secretary-general George Robertson has told Labour figures plotting against Sir Keir Starmer to “back off”, warning that ...

Australian cricket has a strange and disappointing habit. And it was on full show after the Boxing Day Test. In fact, it was ...