MPs have a long history of ‘physical engagement’ with their constituents
Our elected officials are subject to the same passions as the rest of us, but their outbursts can be even more self-destructive
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Labour’s desperate Budget briefing has all the hallmarks of a fiasco
Keir Starmer’s ministers must stop their amateurish, will-they-won’t-they pantomime act
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Starmer has put the final nail in the coffin for British aspiration
The party clearly has a problem with providing definitions for obvious terms
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Unelected celebrities have no right to dictate our health policy
Wes Streeting should be able to make his own decisions on assisted dying
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Alex Salmond was a flawed giant
Scotland’s answer to Nigel Farage was controversial, but his political genius lay in his strategic judgment
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Labour’s next hundred days will be even worse
Governments make their own bad luck. There’s little reason to be optimistic Starmer’s fortunes will turn any time soon
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The new European border delays easyJet complains of are not a Brexit problem
We were never in the Schengen area
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Lord Walney was right about anti-Israel protests. It’s no surprise Labour want him gone
Labour’s potential removal of the ‘extremism tsar’ exposes a lack of seriousness in its approach to law and order
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Labour is running the country purely for the benefit of the public sector
The rest of us are only here to pay for their excellent pensions and hefty pay rises
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Without fixing Starmer’s broken Downing St, McSweeney’s victory over Gray will be hollow
Under her leadership, the Prime Minister’s Office has given the country a masterclass in how not to respond to crises
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Surrendering Chagos reveals the true danger of Labour’s ‘decolonising’ insanity
At a time when the region is facing unprecedented pressure from China, in the midst of a major military build-up, it is a huge error
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There will never be a sacrifice too great for the insatiable Net Zero nutters
Fishermen are next in line to be sacrificed at the altar of misguided environmentalism
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Starmer can’t make his sleaze scandal go away
The Prime Minister has handled his first few months in power remarkably poorly
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Rosie Duffield has wounded Starmer more than he knows
Labour MPs will not quickly forget that excoriating letter, which so ably highlighted the Prime Minister’s flaws
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Good riddance to Simon Case – but whoever replaces him will be worse
Keir’s search for a new Cabinet Secretary may only cause his Government more headaches
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Blair’s mass university sham should be ended, not expanded
The crisis in education cannot be addressed by plunging even more students into debt to pay for courses of zero academic value
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