Jeremy Corbyn faces an uphill battle to become Prime Minister, but opposing Brexit could give him the keys to Number 10.

A democratic win in Alabama and, the Government’s loss of a majority in the UK shows that momentum is on the side of progressives this year.

The recent victory of the centre-right Austrian People’s Party shows that the right is still rising, but the centre-left progressives can win again.

Mark Lilla — an American political scientist and author of ‘The Once and Future Liberal’ argues in his book that the left must move away from identity politics and have a broader appeal.

Theresa May’s opinions on Britain’s democratic norms and values have, by and large, been ignored, due to the perception that her lack of a majority prevents her from doing anything about them. But she still has enough power to push through significant changes to our democracy.

As more and more Remainers say they want Britain to stay in the EU, a much more coherent strategy to increase support for our EU membership is needed if we are going to stop Brexit. Firstly, Remainers must understand what led to 52% of voters voting to leave.

If there is one thing that has brought Theresa May’s premiership to the brink of death, time and time again, it is her lack of conviction and, resulting u-turns.

On September 24th, voters will decide whether Angela Merkel deserves a fourth term as Chancellor or, if SDP (Social Democratic Party) should win back control of the country, 15 years after their last election victory.

Owen Jones tweeted “‘Alt-left’ was a term invented by “centrists” to demonise the left — now appropriated by Donald Trump.” Jones has distracted from Trump's truly abhorrent statement by attacking centrists, who played a central role in fighting white nationalists and neo-nazi’s at Charlottesville.

Because it’s silly season, and because the Tories are desperately looking for someone different to lead them into the 2022 election, Jacob Rees Mogg is being floated as a credible candidate to be the next Conservative leader, and PM.