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This week I am going to head 'off-piste' into the political jungle of UK politics and how the chasms of differences of opinion within each of the main political parties over nearly seventy years have eventually brought the public's support for each of them in turn to a grinding halt.

Labour's deputy leader echoes Rishi Sunak in refusing to commit to the policy at the next election.

The government is not saying which figure will be used to calculate a rise under the triple lock.

The Gilberd School, Thomas Lord Audley School, and Thurstable School were all due to be renewed under Labours Building Schools for the Future scheme

I was interested to see Fiona Bruce, the MP for Middlewich, has inserted herself into the discussion about library opening hours in Cheshire East.

Call me old fashioned but I quite like the idea of turning up at a train station, going up to the ticket office window, speaking to a real human…

What are the consequences for politics if the supposed grown-ups are outside the room? For Osborne, Balls, Stewart and...

The party would also make it compulsory for new joiners to have a formal teaching qualification.

The party should commit to 10 years of care reform and increased funding., a Labour-affiliated think tank says.

Almost half a year after the prime minister set out his five priorities, an Ipsos UK poll found more than 50% of people think the government is doing a bad job on almost all of them. It also found they believe Sir Keir Starmer would do better.