Voter fraud is vanishingly rare—so why is Johnson planning to make photo ID mandatory?
In a democracy, it is for the voters to decide who governs; it is not for the government to decides who votes
Author Archives: Robert Saunders
A deft and witty account of Britain’s relationship with the EU
Stephen Wall spent decades with a ringside seat at the Anglo-European circus
A People's Veto: why a second referendum makes sense
Examples from history, and from overseas, tell us something that should be obvious—referendums only make sense when the public knows what will happen after they vote
Brexit and the Corbyn effect: an accident of history?
Historians will ask: how did a pro-European party elect a Eurosceptic as leader?
The myth of Brexit as imperial nostalgia
The myth it fuels is not that empire can return, but that it hardly mattered in the first place
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