Liz Truss’s Mansion House speech puts Britain on the same page as the US – using the war in Ukraine to weaken Russia across the board. This is geopolitics 101.
The idea that Musk is such a megalomaniac that he is willing to fritter away $44bn turning Twitter into some sort of far-right rag is slightly deranged.
There’s talk of the one-off bank holiday in June being made permanent. Will the Treasury be persuaded?
Like an ordeal in classical mythology, Nicola Sturgeon seems doomed to lead Scotland indefinitely, but not as a majority government, and never to hold a second referendum with any prospect of success.
Given his control over Russia’s domestic media, it could be that Putin simply declares peace and calls it a victory.
The best political dramas have something to say about politics and draw emotional charge from the political passions of their protagonists.
With his exit to America, Prince Harry has not only moved mansions but also relocated his mindset.
Neil Collins’ Notebook: Why lending to the government is a swizz, and the Bank of England’s unhappy 25th birthday.
New Delhi is managing to navigate a middle-ground between its Western sympathies and its relationship with Moscow.
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