Why ‘cancelling’ MP-poets is Woke tyranny
We still have plenty to learn from the father of English literature and former MP, argues William Cash
Lexington’s Michelle Howard explains how an unconventional career spanning opera, journalism, hydropower and defence led her into public affairs, why political instability rewards creativity and listening, and what Westminster can learn from Britain’s space sector.
We still have plenty to learn from the father of English literature and former MP, argues William Cash
Facebook's Director of Public Policy for Northern Europe, Edward Bowles, praises the UK's holistic approach to tech regulation and outlines the challenges to come
David Baddiel's Jews Don't Count is well-intentioned but sloppy, says Adam Solomons
Republicans exploiting the language of unity seek to minimise their role in the Capitol riot. Americans must see through them, says Adam Solomons
Biden might look like a return to normality, but he is far from it, says Ferdie Rous
Over a third of Biden's cabinet nominees may be Catholic, but it won't affect their politics, says Ferdie Rous
We shouldn’t blame each other for the latest COVID spike. One man ought to take responsibility, says Adam Solomons
Thirty years of short-termism has left the transport and energy sectors in a stagnating mess, says Tony Lodge, but with Brexit done, there is a chance for some
As Brexit negotiations continue in the 11th hour, Marie Le Conte considers the omnipresent question of the last four years
With the corridors of Westminster emptied by the pandemic, former insiders are out of the loop and personal connections rule supreme, says Marie Le Conte