The chartists had succeeded?

“What’s the best thing about Chatham?” Daz leans back on his workbench and laughs. “The road out of it.” The 50-year-old small business owner is joking, he clarifies. But the self-described “disillusi

In the 1990s, Eurosceptism was the political cause for a number of politically aware students

Ahead of the publication of an ambitious new account of the historical roots of Brexit, it is worth remembering ...

A summer of violence? Controversy of the week ...

Reform may kill the Tory party, but it cannot replace it. The Right is crippled by a lack of credible leaders and political coherence

Nigel Farage is attracting an unlikely new fan base: women. Lydia Spencer-Elliott meets those who’ve been turned