Local elections clearest signal yet that this government's days could be numbered
Campaigners are encouraging people in marginal constituencies to vote tactically at the next general election to deliver an even heavier defeat to Rishi Sunak's Government after their dismal performance in the recent local elections.Borderline chaos: campaigners call for alignment amid border check confusion
Campaigners have criticised the Government for its handling of post-Brexit border checks and called for beneficial regulatory alignment with the EU.The Read Wall: Labour now more popular among readers of Tory backing newspapers
New polling published today by Best for Britain suggests that some Conservative-leaning news outlets are out of step with their audience as more readers plan to vote Labour than Tory at the next General Election.Rwanda Plan must be the last spiteful act of Sunak’s Government
The Safety of Rwanda Bill which was drafted in response to a UK Supreme Court ruling enshrines in law that Rwanda is a safe country despite any and all evidence to the contrary.
A new independent Board of Trade
Best for Britain has released a new report exploring what the UK needs from an independent Board of Trade.A Visa System Fit for the Future
Read Best for Britain's report: A Visa System Fit for the FutureNew polling: Lack of awareness of new voter ID rules could be crucial in marginal constituencies
First-of-its-kind polling suggests that millions could be prevented from voting due to lack of public awareness of new voter ID regulations, which could make a crucial difference in ultra marginal constituencies.Scotland - the most marginal nation in the UK as 3 in 5 constituencies up for grabs at next General Election
Best for Britain’s MRP poll of more than 15,000 people found that of the 57 Scottish constituencies that will be contested at the next general election, 21 are set to change hands and a further twelve are marginal or ultra marginal.
Confused about Voter ID? Here’s everything you need to know ahead of polling day to make sure your vote counts
If you’re a bit confused about voter ID (and understandably so!) don’t worry, here’s all the information you need to make sure you can cast your vote and make your voice heard.The Rwanda Bill explained: Your FAQ on the Government’s controversial Rwanda Plan
Today the UK Government overcame one of the largest hurdles standing in the way of its controversial Rwanda Policy by getting its flagship piece of legislation through Parliament. But what is the Rwanda Plan? Why is it so controversial? Why is the Government doing it? How will it work and perhaps more importantly, will it work at all?‘When is the next UK general election?’ and every other question you have about how quickly we can get a change of Government
It's felt like an eternity since the public last got a say in who runs the UK and one of the questions we are asked most often is when the next election might be. So here are all your questions answered.Barred from the ballot: Why young people like me are so angry about voter ID
Why is it that I - a woman in my early 20s - will be turned away if I try to vote using my travel card, but someone over the age of 60 won't for using theirs? Doesn't seem very democratic, right? That's because it's not.