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    British PM May hosts victorious England Cricket team

    16 Jul 2019

    England ended their 44-year wait for a first 50-overs world title by beating New Zealand in a nailbiting final Super Over on Sunday.

    VIDEO: Former UK PM Theresa May recalls cheese incident with Queen at Balmoral

    11 Sep 2022



    "I picked up some cheese, put it on a plate and was transferring it to the table. The cheese fell on the floor. I had a split-second decision to make. I picked up the cheese, put it on the plate and put it on the table."

    Johnson and his agenda are now lame ducks

    19 Jan 2022

    In Shakespeare’s cycle of plays on Henry IV and Henry V, the dissolute Prince Hal eventually transforms himself into a heroic patriot king. Since becoming leader of the Conservative Party in May 2019, the dissolute Bo Jo — a man who was sacked from his first job in journalism

    Johnson faces four Brexit revolts, including one from himself

    12 Sep 2020

    It’s unfortunate to have to do this as early as the very first sentence but just so you know, the forthcoming column is nominally a work of satire. It is my job to make fun of politicians, to point out the hypocrisy and absurdity of what they’re up to.

    This is why the damning Windrush scandal review has been buried under the coronavirus crisis

    21 Mar 2020

    Experts and facts really matter. And, if the crisis currently gripping the nation has taught us anything, it’s that government works better for all of us when politicians listen to facts and reason,

    Hullabaloo over Kamala Harris exaggerated

    27 Jan 2021

    It has been a week since Kamala Harris got inaugurated as the 49th Vice President of the United States of America. As a woman, it is a huge milestone. People described her as a ray of hope, women and young girls can see that they can be whoever they

    Britain leaves EU after 47 years

    01 Feb 2020

    Brexit became official Friday at 11 p.m. in London and midnight in Brussels, where the EU is headquartered.

    School cuts hurt Theresa May, will damage Johnson too

    22 May 2022

    There is a strong argument that cuts to school funding cost Theresa May her majority in 2017 – and in the process changed the destiny of this country. No botched snap election; no Boris Johnson as PM and no getting Brexit “done”.

    Maybe real ‘festival of Brexit’ is one we’re all living in

    24 Oct 2021

    News then, of the “Festival of Brexit”, first announced in 2018 by Theresa May, who didn’t vote for it. It’s got a new name, for a start, which is “Unboxed: Creativity in the UK”. The word Brexit has been got rid of. You can see why it

    For Johnson ‘end is nigh’— maybe in several years’ time

    20 Dec 2021

    Prime ministers tend to last longer than you think. I haven’t placed a bet of more than 50p on politics since I lost an undisclosed sum on John Major to cease being prime minister in 1994. It seemed obvious to me that the Conservative Party

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