On the 23rd of this month, I will be voting to Remain in the EU. I believe in the British economy is stronger in Europe, and the freedoms and benefits EU membership gives us as citizens is unique and ...
Yesterday a dedicated public servant, a humanitarian, and a mother of two was brutally murdered on the streets of her constituency. Jo Cox was a rising star in Westminster, and in the Labour party, ...
Before anyone gets angry about the EU referendum I'd just like to say I'm firmly in. Any Brexiters amongst you should feel free to disagree, you're entitled to your opinion as it's a democracy we ...
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The Leave campaign has argued that membership of the EU limits the sovereignty of Parliament. But is this true? And what does it mean to be "sovereign"?
In advance of June's referendum on the ...
It’s been a tough month for David Cameron and George Osborne. Among a whole host of other things, Iain Duncan Smith resigned as Secretary for Work and Pensions, citing the controversial changes ...
On 23 January 1593, at the age of 40 and having been a convinced Protestant all his life, King Henri IV of France, renounced his faith and became a Catholic. He did this with the (possibly ...
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I’m not your classic Blairite. I understand, and have argued against, some of the key problems with Blairism. Labour’s right has, for several decades now, been guilty of talking down to ...
