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Don’t be fooled by the latest extension, a no-deal Brexit could be more likely than ever

14 Apr 2019

Theresa May defended the decision to leave without a deal. She said it was the only way to implement the 2016 referendum.

May’s Brexit strategy has put MPs in danger and wasted billions, now Britain deserves a real leader

17 Apr 2019

When the prime minister applied for and got a second extension to the Article 50 period, she did so because she wanted to save the country from the disastrous consequences of leaving the EU without a deal. She did the right thing, putting the country first.

Leave.EU’s latest scandal shows digital propaganda is out of control, election rules need modernisation

19 Apr 2019

Elections can be energising, they can be bruising, and over the past few years the public have been to the ballot box far more often than expected.

Too early to celebrate Tories’ self-destruction

01 May 2019

Twenty years ago, not altogether long after Blair’s landslide election victory, and with William Hague driving around the country in a rather mad “Keep the Pound” white van, I happened to go on a school sixth form trip to be in the audience on the BBC’s Question Time.

There’s another Brexit option May isn’t talking about

10 Apr 2019

Cut through all the background noise and the facile soundbites, and Theresa May has allowed herself a binary choice between either a customs union or a no-deal Brexit. That amounts to acting either in the least bad interests of the country or, in a desperate bid to keep the Conservative Party intact, knowingly acting in its very worst.

May has destroyed the Tory party — If she found time to knock on any doors

21 Apr 2019

It is only just beginning to sink in how disastrous Theresa May’s failure is for the Conservative Party. The opinion polls have recorded huge drops in Tory support. The most recent from ComRes put the Tories on 23 per cent, which may be an outlier but there is no reason why they should not fall further.

Labour could destroy the Brexit Party and Tories in the European elections, but only if it backs Remain

24 Apr 2019

Has a small political miracle taken place? For the first time since the Brexit vote, Labour has been able to show a coherent, confident profile on Europe in place of the confused contradictory circumlocutions associated with the Corbyn shadow cabinet’s appearances on the BBC, and in other media.

Five years ago Tory panic pushed Farage to victory in Europe, now they’re rolling out the red carpet again

26 Apr 2019

Politics is going round in circles. Five years ago, Nigel Farage emerged triumphant from the European parliament elections, after Ukip won the most votes and seats.

Are the stars aligning for a Boris Johnson premiership?

17 May 2019

When Boris Johnson was asked about the Conservative leadership, he said: “Of course I’m going to go for it.” What he meant, according to one of his leadership campaign team, was that there is no vacancy at the moment, but that he would be a candidate when there was.

It is testing time for PM of the United Kingdom

19 May 2019

It is always difficult to make any decision in a country where the leader has no support from his or her own people (“May’s push for a fourth vote won’t save her for long,” May 17, Gulf Today). It is testing time for Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Theresa May as she is struggling with support from house members.

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