People need to feel in control of their lives and communities again, and this need is now at its strongest after a year of repression and enforced passivity.
With economics, sleaze and environmentalism off the table, Labour is only left with the culture wars to fight the Tories on.
Recent guidance from the Judicial College goes far beyond appropriate and reasonable steps to ensure that transgender individuals are treated fairly.
It shouldn’t need stating, but clearly does, that the spectrum as we think of it has zero resonance with the public.
Upper class professionals are imposing their preference for formal settings – bringing the trade-off of higher prices and fewer affordable providers.
In terms of parliamentary seats, CCHQ now needs to be targeting the North East of England much more broadly for the next election.
In England, the Tories have monopolised support on the Right, while the Left vote is split between Labour, the Liberal Democrats and the Greens.
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The Nationalists themselves are doing everything they can to minimise their central policy. All the materials for denying their mandate are there.
Faced with the challenge of China’s rise, India is seeking deeper relationships with like-minded democracies.
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The Government should instead look into reviewing the Equality Act, which makes these institutions subject to its harassment provision.
I’ll get back to work the moment the election result is announced.
The U.K. birth rate has fallen back to near record lows – so perhaps some of the same debates will come here as we try to cope with our ageing society.
If anything is ‘dunked in 1950s sexism’, in Zac Goldsmith’s memorable tweet, it is the outdated concept of the First Lord of the Treasury’s plus-one.