A major split among so-called ‘centrists’ has opened up this afternoon after comments by right-wing Labour MP Stephen Kinnock in which he condemned a second referendum – euphemistically referred to […]
Comment As the EU today ratified its approval of the deal it has offered Theresa May – as well it might, as it needed to concede almost nothing to her […]
Comment It’s one of the ironies of politics that so many politicians don’t seem to get irony. Labour deputy leader Tom Watson chose to tweet a comment about Michael Gove’s […]
Comment A poll by the ConHome website has ranked Tory Cabinet members by popularity – or by ‘net satisfaction rating’, to be more precise – among party members. The results will […]
Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson spoke on Monday evening at the launch of a new Tory think-tank – like we don’t already have more than enough of those getting undue […]
S*n political editor Tom Newton Dunn made an interesting and possibly Freudian slip today on the BBC’s Daily Politics programme when, while describing Theresa May’s ‘insulation’ from the Windrush scandal, he […]
Theresa May’s interview this morning with the BBC’s Andrew Marr contained a number of interesting, if inadvertent revelations. Her responses to Marr’s tougher than usual probing on the NHS – […]
Theresa May and her cabinet have agreed an additional £18 billion to pay the EU in the hope that this will be enough to get EU negotiators to start discussing trade […]
Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson is under increasing pressure after his disastrous misstep when he falsely stated that British citizen Nazanin Ratcliffe – on the verge of early release from a […]
Michael Gove appeared on Radio 4’s Today programme this morning – and made a joke comparing being interviewed by John Humphrys being like entering the bedroom of alleged rapist Harvey Weinstein: […]