Conservatives hope to make some progress in the City – by concentrating on the bread-and-butter issues that really matter to voters.
Also: Drakeford strikes a deal with the Welsh Nationalists in Cardiff Bay; Sturgeon insists she’s going nowhere.
The third in a three-part series on how the Government can deliver a strong, secure future for the United Kingdom.
Green arguments against having children seem pointless when economic conditions have made it near impossible.
But prisons policy won’t gain more priority from politicians without doing so from the rest of us.
The problem with trying to keep two jobs, is, that many Councils conduct committee business in the morning and early afternoon.
Also: DUP leader threatens early Stormont election over the Protocol; Scottish Labour councillor defects to the Conservatives.
He believed Conservatism is not a political system, but “a way of looking at civic social order.”
Such specious arguments are more for their own activists’ consumption than a serious effort to persuade British ministers.
The EU seems to think that there’s a price to be paid for Brexit – and that is the detachment of Northern Ireland from the UK.
Also: Court rules that Lewis has failed in his responsibility to provide abortion services in Ulster; Sturgeon accused of Covid cover-up.
Also: DUP call for ‘unionist unity’ pact is a cul-de-sac for Northern Ireland that the other parties should resist.
If Conservatives don’t take the Opposition seriously, one can hardly blame them. And yet that could prove to be a big mistake.
We should make some gains in rural areas. Labour is no longer a reliably unionist party – which is gradually being noticed by the voters.
I’m concerned that the Gender Conversion Therapy Bill will criminalise parents who don’t simply affirm their child’s chosen gender.