In John Bew’s biography of Clement Attlee he describes the efforts of the Labour leadership to get the post-war America administration fully engaged with the
Parliament operates too much like a club, with its own codes of behaviour and weird customs designed to put off outsiders, say Westminster’s critics. There
Following a calamitous defeat in parliament last Tuesday on her Withdrawal Agreement, Theresa May addressed the Commons today with her plan B – and it
So, it’s decided, then: A second referendum it is. It wasn’t an easy choice, but it makes sense. The British people have seen how the
President Donald Trump today called upon the UN to support the United States in its move to re-impose sanctions on Iran. Ripping up the Iran
The second PMQs since recess ended was, for want of a better word, shouty. An irate Jeremy Corbyn nearly managed to get under Theresa May’s
PMQs, possibly the worst thing about British politics, returned today. At Westminster they’re back and it was time today for questions to the Prime Minister.
Once again the government is taking measures to extend significantly the power and outreach of the intruder state. If Parliament passes proposed new legislation this
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