Roderick Crawford works on conflict resolution in countries such as Yemen, South Sudan and Iraq, and on Brexit-related matters. He is a former editor of Parliamentary Brief. One could be forgiven a sense of déjà vu as we enter the second round of accelerated talks,...
On Saturday, David Gauke ended his column on this site by mentioning two groups of people on the centre-right: small state free marketeers and One Nation social liberals. It would be easy to assume that both groups automatically cohere. But they don’t....
When the “silly season” comes early and high up in the headlines is the prime minister with the clap, the temptation is to book a prolonged holiday and come back when normal service has been resumed – if indeed that is ever likely to happen.Pete, on the...
Brexit: a diet of lies Richard North, 05/07/2020 Follow @eureferendum Work progresses apace with the revision of The Great Deception and, although I tend to work on several Chapters simultaneously, my current focus is on the 1991-2 period and the...
Prime Minister Boris Johnson has hit back at the EU’s chief negotiator Michel Barnier’s claims that the UK needed to show more respect for Brussels in the Brexit negotiations after talks between the two sides broke down early on Thursday. Mr Johnson denied the idea...
A propos the government giving us permission to go to the pub for a drink, as from 6am today, I must admit that the sight of Downing Street bottom-feeders, and other such cretins, on our TV screens calling for “responsible behaviour” tends to invite a...
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