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Simon JenkinsThe Guardian |
Protesting that ‘bad’ grammar should not hold someone back will not stop it from doing so, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The Aukus deal has enraged China and humiliated France, when British diplomacy should be concentrated on Europe, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Rural England may be a far cry from the Klondike. But there’s a gold rush going on out there, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Managing the pandemic is a balance of personal liberty and public safety, and the government needs to tread a fine line, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Robert Jenrick’s madcap policy will hand shops over to developers motivated by profit, not community, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
From plummeting trade to drastic shortages of workers, needlessly leaving the single market has been disastrous, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Military adventurism has long appealed to western politicians – even those who say they will not meddle in others’ affairs, says Guardian...
The fault lies with western democracy at its most arrogant and interventionist, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The former PM has some nerve to say the west should stay on to protect the ‘gains’ of his invasion, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
British MPs have turned on Johnson – but what tidy end did they expect from this imperialist experiment, asks Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Western involvement in the country was a post-imperial fantasy that has led to the current ghastly situation, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
It has cost the taxpayer billions without a mile of track being laid – and it won’t even go north of Crewe, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Plans that would open green spaces to Los Angeles-style development will do nothing to level up the regional divide, says the Guardian columnist Simon...
The prime minister has taken potentially one of the most costly peacetime gambles in history, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Boris Johnson’s lie that there was no need for a border in the Irish Sea may also be a chance, at last, for reconciliation, argues Guardian...
The dignity of England’s team was in marked contrast to Johnson’s cynical opportunism, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The idea has met with uproar from Manchester students, but if it results in more teaching hours, all the better, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The Grenfell inquiry made it clear that private companies, not residents, should pay to make high-rise towers safe, says the Guardian columnist Simon...
The Lib Dems should disband, or step aside in winnable seats in return for a government role, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Millions are squandered on probes that merely enrich lawyers, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
If Boris Johnson were to raise the issue with Joe Biden, the president might reply that at least he is trying, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The US president should tell the British leader to honour the protocol or take the whole UK into the EU’s trading standards regime, says Guardian...
The decision to water down the schools catch-up programme shows the obscene priorities of the cabinet, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
As new Covid data emerges, decisions over England’s lockdown easing on 21 June will go down to the wire, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
The west can disapprove all it likes of leaders like Belarus’s Lukashenko, but only engagement will change anything, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Ministers hate the BBC for understandable reasons, but Britain is all the better for it, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Ministers will not get the rail system back on track until they allow individual train companies to manage their assets, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Britain’s elections have a clean bill of health, and yet the government is wilfully hindering people’s right to vote, says Guardian columnist...
Stemming the ‘brain drain’ to London is a vast undertaking that will take a lot more than political gimmicks, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Without transparent and independent oversight, every organisation ultimately proves vulnerable to the lure of money, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Wales has gone from ‘indy curious’ to ‘indy plausible’, and nationalists should look to Ireland for inspiration, says Guardian columnist Simon...
The government may ride out all the embarrassing inquiries, but at what cost, asks Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
If the Scottish economy aligned with the EU, it could slow down the independence movement, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Britain’s justifications for invading were having influence and deterring terror. They are just neo-imperialist platitudes, says Guardian columnist...
The prime minister’s bluster is meeting head-on with the complex reality of Northern Irish politics, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
There must have been intense frustration at the limitations of his role, but he was a rock for his hardworking wife, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Boris Johnson says vaccine passports may in fact be necessary, but can we trust him to return our freedom afterwards, asks Guardian columnist Simon...
The former leader should be scrutinised as part of an investigation into Covid contracts, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
During the pandemic, Britons have saved £250bn. Four extra days off this summer would encourage them to spend it, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Vague concepts like ‘punching above our weight’ trump ‘value for money’ at the MoD. In fact this is money largely wasted, says Guardian...
Any controversy reveals the shaky foundations of a hereditary monarchy. A wise ruler would set ‘minor royals’ free, says Guardian columnist Simon...
The PM’s greatest ‘untruth’ was about the Northern Irish border, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Boris Johnson cannot deny the Scots the government they want – and helping them achieve it will save him much trouble, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Sonja McLaughlan is just the latest innocent victim, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
In lockdown, Britain’s open spaces have been relied upon as never before. It’s time for the royals to lead by example, says Guardian columnist...
When ministers use emergency powers, they rely on public sympathy. But their crony bonanza is rapidly eroding it, says Guardian columnist Simon...
Exams have been cancelled again, and if Gavin Williamson had any sense he wouldn’t bring them back, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
Nationalism is growing – perhaps it’s time to ask why so many people in Wales want to leave, says the Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins
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