Voting intentions are split five ways, so politicians must plan for a coalition. Can anyone make space between the left and right?

The prime minister failed to heed the advice of his national security advisor, and now he is paying the price for his rash decision

Leaving their best bowler at home is a bizarre decision from India

Liz Truss was the UK’s shortest serving prime minister, but since leaving office she’s continued to buck the trend. Post premiership, she’s become one of the most vocal among her peers. What has driven her into the arms of the populist right? And what does it tell us about the state of the party she has left behind?

‘This is an Indian team who are too liable to fold, and Australia aren’t in a great state’

The US Defence Secretary praised the “incredible and overwhelming success” of the “warriors” who bombed Iran on Saturday night. Phillip Collins reads between the lines

The party of work must focus on the communities where long-term sickness and economic inactivity have taken hold – before more fall to Nigel Farage