I was always a 'middle-grounder', rather than a 'denier' – until I discovered the extent of the dishonesty

There is no reason for the UK to go down Europe’s path of compulsory jabs and vaccine passports

The Union flag row shows the yawning gap between the public and Britain’s urban progressive elites

His aims include reforming publicly funded institutions, likely to include the BBC, and celebrating Britain's history

The cultural tension between the Sussexes and the public has nothing to do with colour

It is becoming desperately clear that the EU has no actual negotiation strategy

The polls and BBC have failed to pick up on the biggest shocker of this election

The only thing worse than a battle lost is a battle won in the surreal world of Westminster

The EU’s chief Brexit negotiator has declared that he will not scrap the Irish backstop, as Boris Johnson considers ousting Tory MPs who undermine his attempts to secure a new deal with Brussels.

Our PM's eco-strategy is at disastrous odds with 'levelling up'

Technocrat Keir Starmer is the wrong protagonist for the Party's road to redemption

In her last major speech, she says "ill words" have consequences, but comes in for criticism herself.

Boris Johnson’s lockdown concession leaves the door open to semi-permanent restrictions on liberties

We can’t go on like this, facing restrictions whose effects are becoming worse and worse over time

Brussels beautifully captures the disturbed pathology of modern bureaucracy

Jeremy Corbyn, the wintry and discontented Ghost of Seventies Christmases Past, may have spent the past weeks rattling around the political margins.

The Tories' best hope now is probably a Right-wing coalition

Why let basic facts get in the way of a botched liberal elite mission?

Boris's triumph shocked Britain because its main broadcaster no longer speaks for people outside of the M25

The bogus Labour party and Blairite forces are sabotaging British democracy

There will be no second chances if we fail to leave on April 12

The movement is trashing capitalist gains made by the new BAME middle class

Facing half a million Covid dead or the wider effects of a lockdown, the PM may be steering a sensible course 

The millions who voted for change are rooting for the PM's disgustingly ambitious aide

As Britain breaks from the EU, the ruling class knows it must change or die

From Megxit to Manchester grooming gangs, politically correct discourse has become prejudiced and toxic

One can almost hear the nation's collective sigh of relieved determination – this dismal Parliament's moment of reckoning is here at last

After bungling its vaccine programme, Brussels has gone into self-destruct mode as it aggressively overplays its hand