In the first Prime Minister’s Questions of 2018, Theresa May faced questions from MPs on the NHS, Brexit and the reshuffle. We present the word cloud for Theresa May’s answers at PMQs on 10 January ...

Did you miss Theresa May’s big interview from Sunday’s Andrew Marr show? Andrew Marr was the only Sunday political show host to return from their festive break this week and his show featured a lengthy interview with ...

As 2017 draws to a close, it’s the time to reflect upon the events of the past 12 months and make predictions for the future. That was the topic of global think tank Project for ...

Did you miss the political coverage from Sunday’s political programmes and news? After last week’s dramatic vote on Brexit, attention has turned to Labour’s vision of post-Brexit Britain. Corbyn has stayed relatively quiet on this front recently, ...

As the EU (Withdrawal) Bill continues to progress through the House of Commons, we bring you the latest news, developments and reaction in our Brexit Bulletin. The UK and the European Commission have published a ...

Missed any of the political coverage from the weekend? It’s been another busy week in politics, with the first phase of the Brexit deal squared off after last minute negotiations. Brexit secretary David Davis and ...

As the EU (Withdrawal) Bill continues to progress through the House of Commons, we bring you the latest news, developments and reaction in our Brexit Bulletin. As the next European summit is now just a ...

Missed any of the political coverage from the weekend? The Irish border dispute took centre stage this week, with International Trade Secretary Liam Fox stoking flames by declaring that there would be no ”final answer” ...

Missed any of the political coverage from the weekend? Sunday’s political shows were dominated by two things: the Budget and Brexit. Phillip Hammond appeared on both the Andrew Marr show and Peston on Sunday to ...

This week’s Five Things You Shouldn’t Have Missed includes Greggs’ sausage roll, Josh Rivers being sacked by Gay Times, Twitter’s verification ticks, Russian troll farms and ONLY ONE WEEK TO GO UNTIL THE VUELIO BLOG ...

As claims of Russian interference in the Brexit vote mount, Parliament’s powerful Intelligence and Security Committee is being urged to explore the role that Russian based ‘troll farms’ played on Twitter during the referendum. Theresa ...

The Autumn Budget will be delivered on 22 November. While the exact content remains a secret until then, there are a few areas where the Chancellor is likely to make bold moves. This is the ...

As the sixth round of Brexit negotiations conclude this week, we bring you the latest news, developments and stakeholder reaction in our Brexit Bulletin.  After a week which was noticeably light on negotiation meetings, there has been ...

The Liberal Democrat conference today came to a close, with the final Vuelio conference bulletin covering all the highlights from the fourth and final day. The top action from today includes the party’s latest Brexit-related ...

The latest Brexit Bulletin from Vuelio covers all the recent updates from the Brexit process – sign up to receive the fortnightly political update here. The week’s bulletin includes a detailed analysis of the following ...

The former Chief of Staff to David Davis has taken to Twitter in a scathing attack of the Government’s Brexit strategy. James Chapman, who was also George Osborne’s director of communications and now works at ...

Celebrity chef and food campaigner Jamie Oliver has attacked the Government for its lack of PR or comms following the publication of its delayed childhood obesity plan last August. The report, which was published during ...

As Brexit negotiations continue, we bring you the latest news, developments and stakeholder reaction in our Brexit Bulletin. This week, attention has turned firmly on what a transitional period following Brexit will look like: Whilst ...

Labour MP Barry Sheerman’s recent inclusion in the Register of Consultant Lobbyists has sparked fresh criticism over the rules governing the Office of the Registrar of Consultant Lobbyists (ORCL). The MP for Huddersfield has become ...

It’s enough to send shudders down any newspaper, television or radio advertising sales professional’s spine. A £20 boost on Facebook helped the Welsh Assembly reach a staggering 90,000 people with a St David’s Day campaign ...