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Even nationalists are waking up to the disaster of Scottish independence
The economic upheavals of Caledonian separatism will be like ‘Brexit times ten’, admits a pro-SNP economist
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Labour ignore the Reform threat at their peril
For now, they pose an existential threat to the Tories. But before long, Nigel Farage’s party will be Keir Starmer’s problem
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Labour’s snobbery towards the working class has reached a new low
The workers’ party don’t trust the proletariat to make their own decisions about what to eat, drink or smoke – or how to vote
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Leaving the ‘anxious’ to languish on benefits is a betrayal of Labour’s core mission
Mel Stride is right – and the Opposition shouldn’t be afraid to say so
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Good riddance, Theresa May
Despite her laudable commitment to public office, she may be remembered as one of the worst PMs of modern times
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Britain is too poor for tax cuts, but no party dares to admit it
Who would be brave enough to take that first, bold step? And could the other side be trusted not to take cynical, short-term advantage?
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The Tories have blown their last chance. Labour will be overjoyed
The political impact of Hunt’s announcements will be minimal. All the voters want to know is when they can go to the poll
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Rishi Sunak has turned the Tories into a hollow Blair tribute act
After 14 years in office, the party’s offer is now indistinguishable from Labour’s
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Galloway’s landslide means all bets are off for the next election
Back on the biggest soap box in the country, Labour will have to decide whether to ignore him or confront him
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I used to be vehemently opposed to euthanasia. I’ve changed my mind
For our parliamentarians now to avoid debating and voting on the issue would be to a dereliction of duty
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Labour’s answer to the mob? Working from home
Not attending Parliament due to intimidation is an unacceptable surrender to the enemies of democracy
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Whatever happened to the Tories being the party of defence?
The Conservatives have contrived to allow Labour to present itself as the real friend of the armed forces
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The Islamist threat is all too real – the Lee Anderson row must not obscure this
The foolish remarks by the Ashfield MP have helped Labour to distract from the real problem of anti-Semitism within the party’s ranks
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The Tories have utterly lost control of Britain
Ministers are more concerned with preparing for a leadership contest than in running the country
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If the Speaker goes, Starmer must too
Regardless of his intentions, Sir Lindsay Hoyle’s grievous ruling has shaken the foundations of our democracy
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If the SNP wants an ‘embassy’ in Brussels to push its propaganda, the party should pay for it
Would any country other than the United Kingdom tolerate tax-payer funded leaflets extolling its own break-up?
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