Isabel Hardman

One of the problems Wes Streeting has at the moment is that he isn’t unveiling his own NHS reform until next spring

The Conservative party has elected a new leader – one with a combative reputation. Isabel Hardman reports

What difference has Kemi Badenoch’s victory made to the way the party talks about education? Badenoch doesn’t want to make policy straight away, having stood on a platform promising a fundamental rethink of what the Conservatives stand for. Today’s Education Questions in the Commons suggested that in the meantime, she wants her frontbenchers to put

In politics, the one thing that is worse than being seen as mad and bad is being dismissed as irrelevant

Justin Welby has said he considered resigning as Archbishop of Canterbury over the findings of the Makin Review into the abuser John Smyth

If Justin Welby steps down as Archbishop of Canterbury, the Church of England needs to reflect more broadly on its role in the Smyth scandal

The speeches in most Bills tend to be about such broad brush principles that it's often difficult to tell what the legislation intends to do.

Justin Welby has announced he is resigning as Archbishop of Canterbury over his handling of serial child abuser John Smyth

Kemi Badenoch didn’t have the best start at today’s PMQs, but the Prime Minister ultimately had the tougher session.

Will there be more resignations following the departure of Justin Welby? The Church is, as on everything else, split on the issue.