Sonia Sodha

Cabinet ministers like Bridget Phillipson are aware a leadership contest may be imminent. Too many are focused on keeping party factions happy

Doubts about the former banker’s foreign policy and his friendship with Trump are taking off some of his populist sheen, says Sonia Sodha – and it's showing in the polls

Dangerous Islamist views cannot be ignored but don’t make the faith a lightning rod for all ills

Richard Gardner's unevidenced theory of 'parental alienation syndrome' has done untold harm

Greens and Reform UK will clean up at the local elections but their pitches embrace flaky and untested policies

A year after the Supreme Court ruling, Bridget Phillipson still prevaricates, raising questions about her commitment

Party needs a clear vision — dithering or months of leadership chaos plays into populist hands

If the Manchester mayor shows he can beat Reform he deserves the crown without an indulgent leadership election

The Manchester mayor should acknowledge women have just as much right to privacy, dignity and safety as trans people

As the Reform UK leader faces possible sanctions over a £5m ‘personal’ donation, it would take only an unfortunate turn of events for him to be ejected from the Commons, says Sonia Sodha