With Reform UK's vetting procedure coming into question, we look back on director Joe Twyman's recent discussion of the party's electoral prospects.

'The difficulty that Reform will have come an election is that you have to find 600 candidates...in such a short period of time.'

With the number of Labour Party members in decline, our director Joe Twyman explains why party membership figures do not tell the whole story.

'If I were the Labour Party, the more important number would be the lead in the polls rather than the membership numbers.'

With division over trans issues in the news again this week, our director Joe Twyman explains why he believes it is 'highly unlikely' that these issues will have a significant effect on the result of the next general election.

In light of this week's much-publicised MRP projecting fewer than 100 seats for the Conservatives, our director Joe Twyman explains to Peter Cardwell why MRP is not a 'magic bullet'.

As Scott Benton quits parliament, Joe Twyman discuses with Andrew Marr why Blackpool South is 'prime Reform UK territory.'

'This is just the kind of Brexity, Northern constituency they were almost created to win.'

When it comes to perceived economic competence, the gap between The Labour Party and Conservatives now stands at ten percentage points.

Come back next week for updates on all of our weekly trackers.

When it comes to perceived economic competence, the gap between The Labour Party and Conservatives now stands at sixteen percentage points.

Come back next week for updates on all of our weekly trackers.

When it comes to perceived economic competence, the gap between The Labour Party and Conservatives now stands at fifteen percentage points.

Come back next week for updates on all of our weekly trackers.