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Sebastian PayneFinancial Times |
The constituency link is the jewel in the country’s democracy — but open access comes with vulnerability
Attempts to land blows in the so-called culture war has rendered the Conservative party conference a surreal bubble
Internecine warfare is still sucking up more energy than countering Boris Johnson’s Tories
A new chamber that gives local mayors a voice in Westminster is the best way to level up England
As the country gets used to ‘normal’ life, opposition to the measures is especially strong among Tories
Creating a special parliamentary post could allow the country to benefit from their experience
The selection of a new Unite union leader could give him the space he needs to redefine the party at the Brighton conference
Comments rekindle bitter memories of industrial decline under Margaret Thatcher
Government attempts to control the growing numbers of small boats crossing the Channel have so far failed
Parliamentary arithmetic may have forced Boris Johnson into his decision to drop restrictions but he should reconsider
The Dominic Cummings-Boris Johnson chat shows how the messaging app dominates Westminster’s decision-making
The party’s tormentor George Galloway is polishing up his weapons for a battle in West Yorkshire
Support for the environmentalist party worries Tories in the party’s southern heartland
Any failure to deliver post-pandemic levelling up promises would provide an opening for Labour
Strategy brings an end to the unregulated free-for-all that saw services disappear and prices leap
Britain’s ruling party, especially as it looks north, has no chance of winning the mayorship of the capital
Whitehall should let UK communities decide how best to save jobs and shape town centres
Once deemed a ‘hellhole’, the city has undergone an economic revival
Brexit and the pandemic have left the UK’s centrist party without a clear voice
Redeploying UK government staff to large northern cities is best practically, if not politically
Keir Starmer has to win over millions of voters if his party has a chance of regaining power
The UK’s approach must change from one of blunt instruments to encouraging personal responsibility
Ending the triple lock would alienate red wall voters, but Covid spending may require it
Even sceptics of the UK government’s environmental agenda can be convinced it is a path for investment
In the UK, coronavirus continues to ravage a sector built on people coming together
Covid has exposed faultlines in England’s push for devolution
Survival through bleak winter of UK businesses that also serve as community social hubs is uncertain
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