Torygeddon – this could be the permanent end of the Conservative Party
Once a party is routed as the Tories are about to be routed, there is no guarantee it ever gets back into power.
Once a party is routed as the Tories are about to be routed, there is no guarantee it ever gets back into power.
The Lib Dem leader has adopted a two-pronged election strategy to make sure that his party is not ignored.
Canadian politics provides a glimpse of the possible fate awaiting Britain’s beleaguered Conservative party.
The Tories are keeping the grey vote on side, further alienating the young and overlooking the middle-aged vote entirely.
The rich and powerful may think the usual rules of hazard do not apply to them. But, time and again, they’ve been proven wrong.
National security and defence are notoriously low down on the electorate’s agenda. Although that is slowly shifting, the Tories shouldn’t count on it.
Brits won’t necessarily vote the same way in the general election as they did in the locals. But the results still provide some big clues as to what’s coming.
Not many backbenchers have found a place in the national consciousness without achieving high office.
Building on his working-class Englishness is vital to the image the would-be prime minister wants to project.
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