Westminster

The game theory of Scottish independence

Scottish independence is normally discussed as if it were primarily an argument about persuasion: we need to persuade more people,

As Scotland votes today, we are not only waiting to find out how many MSPs each party will win. We

When Labour finally came to power last year, the sales pitch was simple: stability after chaos. Keir Starmer’s calm, managerial

In the aftermath of the UK General Election of 2024, there’s been a lot of talk about introducing Proportional Representation

As the UK gears up for the general election on Thursday, 4 July 2024, the air is thick with predictions

On 4th July 2024, Labour is poised to secure a remarkable victory, achieving an overwhelming majority of over 400 MPs.

In the latest YouGov poll, the contours of the United Kingdom’s political landscape have been outlined with remarkable clarity. The

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