The Green party won four seats when it should have been 40. Surely it’s clear that Britain needs electoral reform
Ellie Chowns
Yes, proportional representation would help all smaller parties, including Reform UK, but it’s necessary to restore faith in politics, says Green party MP Ellie Chowns
Fresh faces: meet the UK’s 10 MPs from generation Z
Among those heading to Westminster are the first MPs to have been born in the 2000s
Britain is suddenly a beacon of stability in Europe – now it’s France that’s in turmoil
Timothy Garton Ash
Sunday’s surprising election result prompted an international sigh of relief, but Emmanuel Macron’s gamble has weakened him and Europe, says Guardian columnist Timothy Garton Ash
Reform UK under pressure to prove all its candidates were real people
Doubt raised about election hopefuls who stood without providing photos, biographies or contact details
Positivity and pride in Britain’s new political era
Letters: Janette Ward is filled with hope after living in a wasteland, Helen Beioley felt surprisingly proud while reading the paper, while Robert Dyson would like to see theHouse of Commons become more civilised
Voter ID rule may have stopped 400,000 taking part in UK election, poll suggests
A shoe-fixing, key-cutting radical: why Labour’s new prisons minister is perfect for the job
Simon Hattenstone
‘Disproportionate’ UK election results boost calls to ditch first past the post
Is UK bucking Europe’s trend of moving to the right?
Labour’s landslide victory gave hope to progressives worldwide but may be as much practical as ideological
Rise of smaller parties: key takeaways from voting patterns in UK election
Analysis of data from the 4 July ballot tells other stories beyond Labour landslide and Conservative collapse
Starmer says Labour will 'deliver for Scotland' as he arrives in Edinburgh to begin UK tour – video
The prime minister spoke alongside Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar as he arrived in Edinbirgh for a two-day trip to the devolved administrations of the UK
