France’s election is a watershed in European history
The French election is even more seismic an event than Britain’s.
The French election is even more seismic an event than Britain’s.
While the personalities involved – bar Farage – may be dull, this election is the most revolutionary we have experienced in anyone’s lifetime.
This appalling dereliction of duty betrayed a massive lack of understanding or sympathy with the sensibilities of the British people.
A week is a long time in politics.
There is not the least enthusiasm for Labour, just a desire to use the party as an instrument to get rid of the Tories.
The “ever closer integration” plan, at the heart of the European project, is unlikely to survive.
Britain is firmly out of recession. But we shouldn’t settle for an economy that merely bumps along on the nursery slopes of positive GDP.
There is one incontestable conclusion to be drawn from the multifarious results: they are a disaster for Rishi Sunak and the Conservative Party.
There is a remote, but real, possibility of a Scottish election in 10 weeks’ time.
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