Electoral commission to look into whether Corbyn-supporting campaign group breached spending limits during 2017 poll
British elections at risk from perfect storm of threats, says watchdog
Chair of Electoral Commission, who is probing possible Russian meddling in the Brexit vote, urges urgent reform of electoral laws to stop cheats
Theories on why Labour is failing to surge ahead in the polls
Letters: A push on pensioners’ issues won’t put Labour into power, some readers say, though others disagree. Electoral reform? A rational economic policy? A new shadow chancellor? Morgan Stanley?
November 2017
The question Labour must answer: why isn’t it further ahead in the polls?
Owen Jones
Being boring is Philip Hammond's best survival hope
Theresa May's policy chief quits No 10 role
Elections watchdog pushes for action to help disabled voters
MPs demand Twitter act over Russian interference in UK politics
Adult social care
Social care funding can't take any more setbacks. It needs reform now
Jane Ashcroft
October 2017
Tories rebuked over breach of marketing rules in general election
How the Conservatives lost their home counties heartland
Ian Warren
Green party rethinks strategy after split on electoral alliances
The Audio Long Read
The inside story of Labour’s election shock – podcast
September 2017
Sajid Javid: ‘We shouldn’t have banged on about Brexit’