The Coalition might agree in principle over the Freedom Bill but they can't produce an overall constitutional strategy as the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties are fundamentally at loggerheads over the destination of democratic reform
Who is buying London houses and apartments?
UK anti-terror laws can place people under draconian control orders that are more intrusive than house arrest without any charges made that the accused may learn of. Is the American alliance one of the reasons?
A personal tribute to Claire Rayner, the 'agony aunt', novelist and broadcaster who died this week.
The Cameron government may find it hard ask everyone to share the burden when it can't stopping living the high life.
A glimpse into the texture of Britain's new Prime Minister and his wife
The new leaders of Britain's government would like to be one-nation Tories, the times may not let them.
Labour makes the best of its choice
OurKingdom launches an investigation into the challenges of the Big Society.
Whatever your views on the Conservatives' Big Society idea for the UK, it seems reasonable to ask what our political leaders are doing to help realise an idea they are so keen to promote. That is what a recent survey of MPs aims to do – but the approach isn’t free from controversy
The importance of the Pope's visit, or is it the unimportance, which if so would itself be significant is that it is a matter of State.
Iraq remains a defining issue of political trust and democracy. The leading candidate in Labour's election has failed to this test.
