
Rupert Myers: Remainers might wish otherwise, but there is simply no mandate for a second referendum
And even if one were to take place, there’s every reason to believe it would deepen, not resolve, the sense of crisis and acrimony.
And even if one were to take place, there’s every reason to believe it would deepen, not resolve, the sense of crisis and acrimony.
Do not mistake the current intolerance of pro-European voices for power: it is a sign of the brittle fragility of a current leadership which is running out of options fast.
In the third and final post on a British Bill of Rights, Rupert Myers considers what could go into the actual document.
In the second of three posts on a British Bill of Rights, Rupert Myers looks at the mission creep of the ECHR over recent decades.
In the first of three posts on a British Bill of Rights, Rupert Myers looks at the intransigence of a profession that views itself as progressive.
The Conservatives offer a message of hope
A nation gets the government it deserves, it is said – what do we get if voters just shrug?
Boris does it. So does Cameron. So did Lord Tebbit’s father. Bicycles are Tory – a symbol of industry and self-reliance.