When voters are asked to choose policies blind, they often admire those of rival parties, only to reject them as soon as they discover who’s advocating them. Source: Why Theresa May is the new Ed Miliband | J enni Russell
I watched Ed Miliband's speech on television yesterday, and I found it, and him, impressive. Having met him once, and having been astonished to find him so impressive in the flesh, I had always been surprised about what a geek he comes across as on…
Aside from the debate in parliament which gained so much coverage last week , Matthew Hancock MP also discussed the levy on the Daily Politics Show. If you missed it, here it is. It's a must-watch if only to see the quite hilarious expression which…
An iron law of politics applies: in any political argument it is more than likely that both sides are right. Philip Collins Source: Desperate NHS needs a desperate remedy | Comment | The Times & The Sunday Times