Economy
The Chartist Movement: Britain’s First Mass Democratic Campaign
Between 1838 and 1858, the Chartists mounted the most significant popular challenge to the British establishment of the nineteenth century…
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Latest reporting, analysis and explainers from National Herald UK.
Politics
UK Politics: Voting Age 16 Bill Passes Second Reading in House of Commons
Labour's manifesto commitment to extend the franchise to 16 and 17-year-olds cleared an important parliamentary hurdle with a comfortable government…
Politics
House of Lords Reform: The Bill That Could Change Britain Forever
A cross-party coalition is advancing the most ambitious reform of the upper chamber in a century, but opposition is fierce.
Tech
Media, Trust and Democracy: Britain’s Information Crisis
Public trust in news media, political institutions and expert opinion has never been lower. The consequences for democracy are profound.
Education
Misinformation in the Age of AI: Britain’s Information Crisis
National Herald analysis and reporting on misinformation in the age of ai: britain's information crisis.
Politics
The Coming Generation: How Gen Z Is Reshaping British Politics
An in-depth National Herald investigation into the coming generation.
Politics
The Coming Generation: How Gen Z Is Reshaping British Politics
An in-depth National Herald investigation into the coming generation.
Education
The New Authoritarianism: How Democracies Are Losing the Battle of Ideas
National Herald analysis of the new authoritarianism: how democracies are losing the battle of ideas.
Education
The New Authoritarianism: How Democracies Are Losing the Battle of Ideas
National Herald analysis of the new authoritarianism: how democracies are losing the battle of ideas.
Politics
Westminster Reform: Why the Debate About Parliament’s Future Can No Longer Be Delayed
From voting systems to Lords reform, a growing cross-party coalition is pushing for structural changes that successive governments have avoided…
