Politics

26 FEBRUARY 2026 | OPINION The PM gave us the usual stuff yesterday. Edward Argar (Con): "Would he scrap impending business rate changes?" PM : … Mrs Badenoch,...

27 August 2021 | OPINION The Brexit vote, the arguments of the movements in the UK that brought it about or fought it and the...

4 DECEMBER 2024 | OPINION One of the PM’s stock phrases is "fixing the foundations". Is he the one to do it? "Starmer is already in...

20 AUGUST 2025 | OPINION Probably among the most basic and reasonable human desires is to live in safety. Ever since we’ve been bashing rocks...

5 February 2022 | ANALYSIS By all conventional accounts, Boris Johnson should be finished. After plunging the United Kingdom into several liberty-restricting lockdowns, the Prime Minister...

12 FEBRUARY 2025 | OPINION The Opposition struggles to wrench itself free of the Conservative Party’s lamentable record over the past years and remains vulnerable...

29 OCTOBER 2025 | OPINION Recently, the Speaker has allowed Sir Keir some latitude in his opening preambles. On the 15th, Starmer included 450 self-justifying...

I don't know whether you've heard, but Britain's been getting vaccinated.

18 OCTOBER 2022 | OPINION Immigration. Relationships outside of Europe. Trade deals. Three things that have been a priority for our governments since 52% of...

3 AUGUST 2024 | OPINION This week featured the return of both honesty and deception to political discourse on the economy; honesty about the tight...