
Sarah Ingham: We might have had a Juan Carlos or an Ernst August. Instead, we’ve had the Queen – and the Duke.
She has lost a beloved husband and the country has lost one of the most admirable public servants in its history.
She has lost a beloved husband and the country has lost one of the most admirable public servants in its history.
In Britain, we don’t ‘do God’ too much. Should we go to church, most are not C of E, but C and E – Christmas and Easter.
The review was described as ‘the most comprehensive Review since the Cold War’. For those with memories of previous reviews, this probably caused hearts to sink a tad.
Reports that the former brought pressure to bear on ITV are alarming. Can we look forward to a new series – Britain’s Got Feudalism?
The public elected a Conservative Government, but they didn’t get one.
With around 20 million visits in March, according to one estimate, surely fitness studios should have been at the centre of outbreaks.
How the backlash from Labour’s failure to protect our armed forces adequately led to a new Military Covenant.
It is a supreme irony that the EU has effectively ended free movement, while the UK continues to embrace it
MPs should be ever-ready to assert the rights of Parliament over the Executive. But they should not be outsourcing the voters’ job to judges.
Far better than a Second Referendum, the poll would offer a benign way of taking the country’s temperature.
Since when did voting for a party mean endorsing every policy in any election manifesto? Especially when large chunks of the Tory offering are in the shredder.
The poor showing for UKIP and the Lib Dems proves those on both sides of the debate wish to move on.
By delaying the result until September, the Party Board believes it is a good idea for the United Kingdom to drift, rudderless, for another two months. Crisis, what crisis, eh?
Hilton is right: Labour’s leader may never be Prime Minister, but he’s re-engaging people in politics. Can the Conservatives really say the same?
I saw in Twickenham the remarkable number of people who made up their minds at the last minute.