As the ballot papers pop through letterboxes and land in the homes of Conservative & Unionist Party members there are still some very important questions
In the popular imagination, the 18th century is when Britain began being great. After emerging, battered and bruised, from the chaos of the Stuarts, the
The Sibiu summit held yesterday in Romania was an informal meeting of the EU27. They had originally intended to discuss the agenda for the future
The formation of the Independent Group is one of the most fascinating political developments of recent times and it could be the first cracks of
In 1999, on the eve of the millennium, a book came out by the Dutch journalist Geert Mak with the evocative title, In Europe: Travels
A senior private-sector economist, who prefers to remain anonymous, suggests an alternative to the Chequers White Paper. This involves ditching the transition period and instead
Dear Iain, I was just wondering, since you belong to the almost 100 per cent of commentators who assumed from day one of Brexit that
Two protests happened in June 2018. One was profoundly important; the other profoundly insignificant. On 14th June, Peter Tatchell was arrested in Red Square for
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