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Opinion
What needs to change after the COVID crisis?
A crisis always prompts soul searching, all the more so when its scale is measured by a daily death toll. The bank crash was […]
Brexit: Corbyn is following in Wilson’s pragmatic footsteps
It is said of Harold Wilson that he epitomised the quip, “if you can’t ride two horses at the same time, you shouldn’t be […]
Save the intensity for later – we have an election to win
When you want something too intensely, it’s often less likely to happen. In personal relationships intensity can drive people away. In politics, zealots alienate […]
Land banking may not be ‘purely speculative’ but it is very lucrative
If in difficulty, change the question. It’s an old political tactic but, as Philip Hammond reflects on his three years as Chancellor of the […]
Biden’s narrative fails the Marks and Spencer test
It doesn’t matter whether you are chocolate pudding or a would-be president, the product has to meet expectations. The Marks and Spencer ‘food porn’ […]