Election 2015: do we really want to go through all this again?
Stuart Heritage
The worst-case scenario – and one that’s increasingly likely to happen – is that everything will grind to a halt and there’ll be another election before Christmas
A televisual reminder of why this election is the worst thing ever
Stuart Heritage
BBC1’s Question Time special was, like the campaign, the equivalent of watching ineffectual parents trying to meet the berserk demands of tyrannical infants
Sumatra Road: what it's like to live on the UK's most canvassed street
Stuart Heritage
Right in the middle of marginal constituency Hampstead and Kilburn and only 13 minutes from Westminster, Sumatra Road’s residents didn’t stand a chance
The rightwing press may have trouble sustaining its lunatic pitch of deranged – yet fully justified – hysteria about the threat posed by the Labour leader
Katie Hopkins effect: why candidates live in fear of a celebrity endorsement
Stuart Heritage
When tabloid columnist tweeted she would leave the UK if Ed Miliband won the election, there were cheers from Labour supporters up and down the country
From revelations about his love life to his popularity with hen parties, the Labour leader has become an icon of effortless masculinity. Just don’t let him go too far
At the risk of sounding like a trendy vicar, register to vote
Stuart Heritage
I might have moved to a safe Tory seat but despite all the logic to the contrary I’ve registered to vote in the general election because, call me an idiot, but you never know
How to judge an election manifesto: look at the backdrop behind the book
Stuart Heritage
It’s entirely reasonable to base your voting decision on how a manifesto is presented, so here are the conclusions you should draw from each party’s efforts