British politics needs to return to being a clash of competing ideas and to stop being a contest about who can coin the snappiest soundbite.
Despite his troubles, the Archbishop of Canterbury still exudes energy, warmth and a very human approach to the role he’s occupied for a decade.
Everyone in Westminster and the City is waiting nervously to see if we’re going to tumble into another banking crisis.
We must focus on what really matters in our national discourse – now more than ever.
For Conservatism to successfully chart its next phase it is going to have to move on from the slogans of fallen leaders.
Rishi Sunak needs Conservative votes on his Northern Ireland deal to show he commands his Parliamentary party. Britain does not need another fatally damaged prime minister.
Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, and Rishi Sunak both preside over parties divided in what they believe.
Tony Blair understood that one thing above all else is the key to dominating a government: momentum. Sunak should take note.
Democracy needs nurturing and tending. To thrive, it needs some unity about agreed fundamentals and limits.
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