Growing up in the then Prime Minister’s, and one of the safety Tory seats in the country, party lines felt set in stone. If you lived in a rural area,...

On 5th May, voters took to the polls across the United Kingdom. At stake was the control of local authorities across England, Wales and Scotland, with...

Recent months have no doubt been difficult for the Prime Minister, with his longevity and suitability for the role being called into question, alongside...

  With only six days to go, the local elections are fast approaching. The political landscape has shifted enormously in the last few months alone, never...

If you missed part one of this blog please visit here. Yesterday, I got off the Eurostar and headed straight to vote. People mostly expressed confidence in...

  This Sunday 24th April 2022, I’m going home to cast my vote in the second round of the French election. There’s an element of déjà vu, as it’s another...

  For the first time since taking office, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, would have hoped Wednesday was the opportunity to deliver a...

The intersection of international and domestic affairs, alongside government policy and private sector interests, has become more significant than ever. As...