Politics
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National Party Leader Resigns After Snap Election Setback
The leader of the National Party has announced their resignation following the party’s disappointing performance in the recent snap election.
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BarendFredercShaw to become Prime Minister in coalition
Cosmocrats to coalition with Unionists and Solidarity to form a governing coalition.
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Social Democrats Emerge as Largest Party in General Election
The Social Democrats have emerged as the largest party in the 2026 General Election, securing 93 votes and 13 seats in the new Westminster Parliament. Official results published by the Electoral Commission show the National Party finished second with 83 votes and 12 seats, narrowly ahead of the Unionist Party on 81 votes and 11…
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Court of Appeal Upholds Injunction Against Electoral Commission
The Court of Appeal has upheld the High Court injunction preventing the Electoral Commission from enforcing its proposed 7.5% vote deduction against the National Party ahead of the May 2026 General Election.
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Polls Open For The May 2026 Election
Reminder when you vote you have two ballots: Voting is now carried out via a Website where you log in via ROBLOX’s internal systems: https://vote.britsov.net/ Vote in the BBC x YOUGOV exit poll here
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Cosmocrats Release Manifesto “Because Britannia Knows No Bounds”
The Cosmocratic Party has launched its May 2026 manifesto, Because Britannia Knows No Bounds, setting out plans for parliamentary reform, policing changes and renewed international engagement ahead of the weekend election.
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Nationals Relase Manifesto “Mightier Yet”
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Unionist Release Manifesto “Rebuilding Britain”
The Unionist Party has launched its May 2026 manifesto, Rebuilding Britain, promising what it describes as a return to “stability, prosperity and strong governance” after attacking the current National-Social Democrat coalition.
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Social Democrats Release Manifesto “A New Deal for Britain”
The Social Democrats have unveiled their May 2026 election manifesto, titled A New Deal For Britain, setting out plans focused on economic transparency, justice reform and greater activity across government departments.
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Solidarity Release Manifesto “We’re done waiting”
The party says it wants to “root out what isn’t working” and replace it with a more accountable system, with pledges including ministerial response deadlines, reform of the justice system, and new business grants. Among the proposals are the abolition of the Ministry of Transport in favour of “Great British Buses”, stronger Home Office powers,…