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Henry HillBelfast News Letter |
The government’s current position on the Rwanda scheme is unlikely to boost its electoral hopes – and to understand why, we should look to David...
In the late 50s, the historian Cyril Northcote Parkinson gave the world the term “bike-shedding”, also known as Parkinson’s Law of Triviality....
It’s no surprise that Britain’s night economy is in dire straight given a quarter of people told pollsters they would like to see nightclubs...
There is a point past which weakness becomes its own form of security, and that is the paradoxical position in which Rishi Sunak now finds himself....
Two by-election defeats prove beyond doubt that Reform UK is a problem for the Conservative Party, but not the problem – that would be Labour, the...
Politically speaking, recessions are strange things. They make for terrible headlines, and the latest announcement – right on the eve of two...
I wrote a week or so ago that the Conservative Party has entered its warlord era. Languishing in the polls and without a unifying vision, the...
The news that Jeremy Hunt will deliver next year’s budget on 6 March sparked a fresh round of speculation that Rishi Sunak may be intending a spring...
Robert Jenrick’s decision to resign as immigration minister over the alleged shortcomings of the government’s new safety of Rwanda bill is the...
Suella Braverman is out, and some right-wing Tory MPs are furious. According to media reports, they have been meeting to plan their next steps, and...
The political churn of ministers is doing nothing to solve the housing crisis, and it’s the young who are suffering, writes Henry Hill. So farewell...
‘Mad’. ‘Disgusting.’ These are the words Rory Stewart, the great centrist king over the water, uses to describe Sir Keir Starmer’s decision...
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