With parliament having again ceased activity, all eyes should be on the important raft of secondary legislation still in the pipeline

The UK helped to deliver the greatest bonfire of red tape in human history. But it is now contemplating the erection of countless new barriers, and in doing so, abandoning its proud record from...

The UK’s international reputation has never been lower, and its government has never been so utterly discredited

Behind the political war is a linguistic one—and to win the former you must win the latter

Johnson was far from the first to promise them

Technology has changed the nature of campaigns yet regulation has not kept up

The Conservatives enjoyed themselves in Manchester, but there was anger beneath the jolly veneer

Neither can offer any argument about Britain’s role in the world today—let alone a convincing one

Events in parliament and the courts have been dramatic. But for every constitutional reaction there has been an equal and opposite reaction to maintain the balance

No principle justifies last week’s radical legal intervention in high politics