Liz Truss has called the policy “profoundly unconservative”. What’s unconservative? Discuss. But what can certainly be said is that it’s illberal and, in this case, Party members line up with individual freedom against government coercion.
Moreover, its leaders do not understand his motivations. He doesn’t want a win in Ukraine; he wants a continuing crisis.
He is still viable with the public if he is constantly compared to Starmer as the alternative.
We need to reconnect with 51 per cent of voters pronto. Just not with a pink bus or targeted manifesto.
João Vale de Almeida says ‘we’ve heard this before’ of the Foreign Secretary’s warning of what will happen if Brexit talks fail.
The UK has made it crystal clear to its trading partners which side of the table it is going to be on.
The international community must set out consequences for Beijing’s flagrant breaches of international treaties.
University culture wars are emblematic of a wider societal sickness; one that the Government has done little to get a grip on.
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Truss must ensure Britain remains a global leader in development, as well as in defence and diplomacy.
Anti-corruption and cementing new treaties should take precedence over softer fashionable favourites.
Questions have been raised about whether the visa route will truly be as liberal as some have implied
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Be it getting Brexit done or record job numbers and mega manufacturing investment, Johnson has delivered here.