"The Prime Minister should be prepared to break with Conservative budgetary pieties"

Does it matter that England no longer resembles its capital city?

©Pavel Ignatov/Rex/Shutterstock We are only a few weeks into Britain’s long goodbye to the European Union and 99 per cent of the story is yet to unfold. One or two things, however, are certain....

The case for independence is becoming harder to make

Brexit is not as widely supported as the new Prime Minister assumes

The city’s future prosperity depends on foreign investment

What will happen to “the closest intelligence relationship between any two nation states in history”?

The EU should offer Britain a binary choice—it should remove all intermediate options such as the Norwegian, Swiss or “EEA-plus” and “EEA-minus” models

Post EU referendum, Government intervention is needed to steer the economy through choppy waters

A panel of contributors share their opinions