The East Midlands is missing out on billions of pounds compared to the West Midlands. People feel disenfranchised by distrust of the two major parties.
He will have believed he had no need to define himself more clearly when his poll ratings were high. So now other people are doing it for him.
It means a shift from a position where we think we know best, to supporting what is actually proven to work – and owned by the communities we support.
In future, the economy may run into inflation bottlenecks earlier in economic recoveries than before, thus constraining growth.
There is a lot of rhetoric about boosting vocational training, but we need to do more to deliver it in practice.
To waste time now on internal factionalisation would be indefensible to so many party members who worked so hard to secure our majority.
The Northern Ireland Secretary adds that he wouldn’t “question her independence and determination to deliver a full and complete report.”
The Labour Leader insists a “perfectly legal takeway” is incomparable to a “catalogue of criminality” in Downing Street.
“I had no knowledge of those subsequent proceedings because I simply wasn’t there,” he says, apologising to cleaning and security staff.
With Sue Gray’s report due and a Privileges Committee report coming, the Prime Minister may not be able to break free until the autumn.
Work is under way in Bedfordshire to ensure a common local framework on absenteeism which is to include engagement with the child.
There is a clear opportunity for the Conservative Party to be on the side of those who have suffered for doing the right thing,
Hypocrisy tops the list of dangers for a politician – and Labour’s leader is dangerously exposed.
He is a Gulliver tied down by Lilluputian ropes. The figures scampering about his mighty frame grow bolder – tweaking a cord here, tighening a knot there.
It needs to pull the help it has already provided into an account that shows the scale of the adjustment we are going through.