In his resignation letter Halfon suggests there was “quiet admiration” for Sunak across the country.
If we had a more effective Labour Party here, we could have had a very different result. But the fact is we don’t, so we didn’t.
George Osborne managed to deliver employment and productivity even whilst cutting spending. The Chancellor can do the same.
“I worry about further political instability and even more further economic instability. But things have to improve.”
The Conservatives have extraordinary credentials when it comes to fuel duty. Before 2010, it was almost certain that fuel duty would increase in every Budget, as sure as the sun rises in the east and sets in the west.
Learning is vital to rehabilitation; my committee’s new report contains a clear programme for long-overdue reform.
Critics of the Rwanda plan need to set out a practical alternative proposal that will satisfy the British people.
One MP compared the hold of the CEN over Conservative MPs to the Sparrows from Game of Thrones.
Steve Bray might be rude and crude, but it’s a price worth paying to avoid putting more barriers between politicians and people.
Of the main tax cut candidates urged on the Chancellor, the best available is a VAT fuel reduction.
The Chair of the Education Committee calls for ‘three rs’ from Johnson: respond to public anguish, take responsibility, and reset Downing Street.
The Industrial Revolution wrought enormous change, enriching the country and its people. It was a force for global good and thank goodness for it.
Thankfully the Government is taking the threat seriously and has launched a “back to school and college” campaign.
I have written to university leaders, and will ask the Office for Students to investigate whether official responses to hateful conduct or open support for Hamas have been appropriate.