Pamela Duncan

Fourteen years, five prime ministers, four election cycles, two UK-wide referendums and a global pandemic: a lot has happened since the Conservative party entered coalition in 2010.

Conservative collapse ensures Labour is victorious – but the party’s overall vote share has stayed relatively static. These charts explain how the election was won and lost

Party leader and newly elected MP claims ‘political establishment are in fear’ after election results

Anti-racism protesters heckled Nigel Farage at his first event in London since his election as an MP, where he said he would “professionalise” Reform UK and displace the Conservatives as the voice of opposition.

Stem subjects most popular among this year’s cohort, who secured higher proportion of A*s and A* than pre-Covid years

· 6-min read On the Sunday night of Labour conference, one rally is expected to attract the biggest crowd of the season.

Proponents of more homes, turbines and infrastructure – even on the green belt – prepare for rally at party conference

The Guardian has scrutinised data that provides insights into the lives of hundreds of people accused of taking part in the unrest

Gratitude Day - ‘WHAT IS GRATITUDE DAY?' Every year in September a day is set aside for World Gratitude Day. […]

What a great weekend. On Saturday, September 21 and Sunday, September 22, the Lower North Gun Club hold its annual [...]