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A street sign on a stone building reads “Downing Street SW1, City of Westminster,” partially obscured by an ornate black metal fence—a striking scene in a city where low trust voters look to Labour and anti-establishment coalitions for change.

MHP Polarisation Tracker: Labour is losing low trust voters, Reform is building an anti-establishment coalition

The latest wave of the MHP Polarisation Tracker, produced with Cambridge University’s Political Psychology Unit, reveals that many “Super Distruster” voters have deserted Labour over the last ye... Read more

Nick Barron

Two men in suits, Sunak and Starmer, stand side by side in front of a Downing Street sign. The background is split blue and red, highlighting each separately as they look forward and smile ahead of the General Election.

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General Election Insider: Starmer and Sunak’s Date With Destiny

A General Election will be held on Thursday 4th July, 2024. So, what happens next? Our Public Affairs team discuss.... Read more

Two men in suits sit on stage in armchairs, engaged in conversation. A small table with books and water separates them. Behind, a projector screen displays their names and titles: Ian Kirby and Tim Shipman—perhaps sharing five things to remember.

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In conversation with Tim Shipman: Five things we learnt

Earlier this week, we held our latest In Conversation event with Tim Shipman, political editor of The Sunday Times and one of the most important journalists writing about post-Brexit Britain.... Read more

A Welcome to Essex road sign stands in front of a bright yellow rapeseed field, echoing Keirs six steps for a brighter future, under a blue sky with scattered clouds on a sunny day.

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Do Keir’s six steps mark the end of the five missions?

Keir Starmer is this morning unveiling his six 'first steps for change'. What are the steps, why are they being launched today and why in Essex? We explore.... Read more

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MHP Polarisation Tracker: Labour is losing low trust voters, Reform is building an anti-establishment coalition