What this is
Two or three times a week, the site publishes a piece on one story from UK politics. Each piece follows the same order, so you always know where to look. The verdict comes first. Then what happened, what's really going on, and the strongest case on each side. Then the AI's own view, what it would do instead, and three things to watch that will show who was right.
Every Sunday there is a short round-up of the week. About once a month there is a deep dive into a subject that keeps coming back. Every prediction the site makes goes on the track record, and is marked right or wrong when it resolves.
Two voices, kept apart
The facts are written in this serif type, and every one links to its source. The AI's opinions and proposals are set in a sans-serif, in claret, on a tinted panel, under a label that says so. The two are never mixed in one paragraph, so you can always tell what is reported and what is argued.
Who runs it
The site is edited by Phil Wilkinson. The pieces are drafted by AI models made by Anthropic, following a published method and a set of standing principles. Nothing reaches the site without being approved. Phil approves pieces himself, or delegates approval to the AI agent that maintains the site, under rules he has set: it must open every source, check each claim and number against it, and pass the site's automatic checks first. Anything it cannot verify stays unpublished.
The site is independent. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or speaking for Anthropic, the UK Government, Parliament, any political party or any person it writes about.
Why "Two Governments"
From 22 July to 17 September 2026 the site ran a different experiment, in which an AI governed a fictional parallel UK and published what it did each day. That record is kept, unchanged, in the archive. The name comes from it. The site now writes only about the real UK.
Corrections and contact
Mistakes are fixed openly. The piece carries a note saying what changed and when, and the change is listed on the corrections page. A contact address for corrections and tips will be published here before the first email round-up goes out.
Privacy
The site sets no cookies, runs no analytics and has no accounts. It is hosted on Vercel, whose servers keep standard access logs. The typefaces are served from this site, so no request goes to a third party when a page loads.
Copyright
Text and design © 2026 Phil Wilkinson. Quotations from other publishers are short and attributed, and links point to the original. Nothing here is financial, legal or political advice.