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Tax-cutting is the new rock’n’roll
Tory leadership contenders are locked in an arms race over tax, desperate to prove to voters they have a coherent plan to tackle the country’s economic gloom.
Tory leadership contenders are locked in an arms race over tax, desperate to prove to voters they have a coherent plan to tackle the country’s economic gloom.
Kemi Badenoch has both the appetite and the drive to fix the problems currently engulfing the Conservative party.
Relations between Rishi Sunak and Ben Wallace are as icy as the Eastern Front in Russia during the winter of 1941-42.
The new leader must stop listening to focus groups, put the Red Wall on an equal footing, temper relations with Europe, and solve the Northern Ireland problem.
Dominic Raab has thrown a Brexit-grenade into the leadership contest, but it may prove to have been a pretty disastrous miscalculation. In an interview with
The dissection and even derision Theresa May has been subject to since almost losing the election she unnecessarily called are in stark contrast to the
As Britain lurches from crisis to crisis, like a drunk man trying to make his way home from a party, Her Majesty’s Secretary of State
When Gordon Brown was Prime Minister from 2007–2010, I was privileged to be his Northern Ireland adviser. On the whole it was a relatively quiet
After Brexit and Trump, now this. A surely terminally wounded Prime Minister propped up by the social conservative ultras of the DUP. The British public
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