Rachel Franklin

Unless voting attitudes change, young people are set to lose big again in the upcoming election. Here are five reasons why your vote counts.

Sadly, Labour didn’t play ball and Lib Dems only stood down in two seats - despite both benefiting massively from the Greens’ self-sacrifice.

The PM hopes to retain influence post-Brexit by being a bridge between Trump and Europe. The idea is fanciful.

Calls for one validate mistaken belief that migrants are to blame for problems in public services. What we need is to show how they assimilate.

Or expect to cherry pick or depend on unilateralism or bilateralism. Believe it or not, a little algebra may help the Brexit deal to go down.

5 things the prime minister probably didn’t want to happen this week.

The message from the Tory conference is clear: we get it on migration. But that doesn’t make the government’s policy ideas workable or acceptable.

What began as an exercise to empower the electorate could further concentrate power in the hands of the wealthiest.

In a mixed picture amid continued post-referendum uncertainties, there was both good and bad news for the economy this week.

The post-referendum rollercoaster ventures on. Amid all the ups and downs, one of the few things that remains clear is uncertainty.

From the price of bacon to the price of property, the referendum result continues to affect the economy.

InFacts is keeping a tally of the main repercussions of Brexit so far.