“Stay alert”, says Boris Johnson. “Stay at home”, says Nicola Sturgeon. The instructions may not be mutually exclusive, for an alert person may, if sceptical, judge that it’s more sensible to stay at home than to venture back into the workaday world. That said, one might
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East and West got some things right – and other things very wrong.
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.
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