Amusement (and entertainingly, adoration for John Bercow) at the British debating style was felt across the European continent after many tuned in for the debate on the first Brexit vote a few weeks ago.

Will the solutions presented by the Independent Group solve the big challenges we face?

Senior and influential politicians are breaking the rules and getting away with it

If we want to restore faith in politics, power needs to come from Westminster to communities. Giving local councils meaningful power is where this could start.

Tessa van Rens looks at whether representation in politics really matters, and whether greater diversity improves decision making.

Could a citizens’ assembly help solve the Brexit impasse?

What is a citizens’ assembly, and can this innovative model of deliberative democracy help get us out of the Brexit deadlock?

In the wake of Theresa May’s deal being rejected, it’s anybody’s guess what happens next. What is clear is that if want to heal the divisions cast wide open by Brexit, and address the root causes that drove a majority of voters to support leaving the EU, we need to embark on a democratic revolution.

Brexit has left the UK’s political system and future mired in uncertainty. But it has also made one thing exceptionally clear: that the UK’s constitutional settlement does not protect the democratic functions it is assumed to serve and is no longer fit for purpose in a modern democracy.

Brexit Britain needs is a rebooted democracy, and new polling by Unlock Democracy and YouGov shows that the public agrees.

Our ambitious new campaign for New Politics Rules calls for a democratic revolution

The USA sees the most important set of elections since Trump’s election in 2016

The Met Police haven’t invested for electoral offences. Why?

The big issues we’re facing won’t go away with wishful thinking - we need radical solutions

Our Radical Solutions podcast is live!

It’s time for the people to decide where power should lie.

Tuesday saw the long-awaited return of the EU Withdrawal Bill to the House of Commons. MPs convened to consider a basket of amendments to the bill passed by the House of Lords that the government didn’t want.

The government has fought, kicking and screaming, against giving our elected representatives in Parliament a whisper of a debate - let alone a vote - on the withdrawal agreement with the EU.

There’s a housing crisis in the UK, and yet unbelievably, councillors are still allowed to be on the payroll of developers and property lobbying firms. We take a look at some of the key ethical issues in local government lobbying.

The House of Lords has voted to amend the government’s flagship Brexit legislation, the EU (Withdrawal) Bill. What changes did peers make which have gotten corners of the press and some Eurosceptic MPs so anguished?