Plus: Is it really a bad thing if more work from home? And: It’s time to acknowledge private workers’ contributions in the Covid crisis.
The Government should instead look into reviewing the Equality Act, which makes these institutions subject to its harassment provision.
Roughly 70 per cent hold both views – a measure of their high view of Cummings’ abilities…and their ultimate loyalty to the Prime Minister.
Labour councils hurt the poor the most. It is the Conservatives who offer practical improvements.
The first of two pieces on ConHome this week on social mobility. How much does it matter and is it in decline?
We controlled Covid in our prisons, kept the courts running throughout lockdown, and were the first in the western world to resume jury trials.
The centre isn’t where he or ConservativeHome or anyone else wants it to be. It’s where it is – “Far From Notting Hill”.
The possibilities that could follow from the repeal of the Fixed Terms Parliament Act – and the signs to look out for.
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.
Truss is still top and there’s little movement elsewhere. Which suggests that the Prime Minister’s drop has been driven by the Downing Street flat row.
At this time, during Key Stage 3, we should introduce the practical skills that will set up our children for life beyond the classroom.
We read this less as a slap across the wrist for the Prime Minister than as an uncompromising statement of principle.
If anything is ‘dunked in 1950s sexism’, in Zac Goldsmith’s memorable tweet, it is the outdated concept of the First Lord of the Treasury’s plus-one.
His remarks about Johnson demonstrate the latter’s remarkable capacity to win round, even impress, critics who have lost all patience with him.
The harrowing personal story of Jihyun Park, followed by her selection as a Tory candidate in Bury, puts current political obsessions in perspective.