Once the bedrock of the country, it is now the middle-class student who objects to someone disagreeing with them, the middle-class academics who unpick the history of dead, white men and the middle-class eco-activist who stops the tradesmen from getting to work.
Daily Briefing: data emerging from the capital suggests London is already past the peak of its Omicron wave. But disruption to essential public services caused by staff absences remains a pressing issue.
The Silicon Valley businesswoman – once likened to Steve Jobs and Bill Gates – is facing up to 20 years in prison after being convicted of fraud.
The Labour leader was attempting to lay out his party’s clear vision for 2022. But Sir Kier appeared to be just as forgetful as his blundering opponent Boris.
The French tradition of deferring to those who they presume to be intellectuals has done the country no good over the last 30 years.
Silvio Berlusconi is adamant that his colourful career in politics is not over yet. As for Mario Draghi, how long does he have left as prime minister or will he become president?
Neil Collins’ Notebook: Inflation and interest rates are set to dominate the political and financial debate this year.
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