Politics Roy Hattersley’s Diary: A perfect question for Boris Johnson, cricket’s mysteries, and reading the Telegraph in lockdown Labour’s prospects are improving because Boris Johnson is changing from political asset to electoral liability. By Roy Hattersley
Culture Inside the Vatican archives, I discover the secret to the Catholic Church’s confidence By Roy Hattersley
Politics is not a parlour game Roy Hattersley responds to Anthony Barnett’s New Statesman essay “Hang ’em”. By Roy Hattersley
Bring back the intellectuals Once upon a time, special advisers didn't try to square the press: they were experts, often academic By Roy Hattersley
Stop trying to be a he-man, Tony Roy Hattersleyfinds the Prime Minister's latest speech stronger in its determination than in its int By Roy Hattersley
Look to the left and flinch Is Roy Hattersley right? Will there be a counter-coup against Blair? Jackie Ashley By Roy Hattersley
Neighbours in hell Roy Hattersleymeets five poor families who live in the shadow of the Dome. How can a government that By Roy Hattersley