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Boris Johnson is promoting a monolithic idea of Britishness that, evidence suggests, is shared by fewer and fewer people across the UK.
Why a reawakening of national identities could spell the end of the United Kingdom.
It was a leadership doomed before it began. But the agreement on Irish language legislation was seen as a capitulation to Sinn Féin that his party could not accept.
The instruction to British diplomats to stop referring to the UK as a union of four nations is a symptom of English arrogance.
The old New Labour narrative that England is not a nation, only a set of would-be regions, is damaging the party.
Any housing strategy based on the idea that some homes will lose value is not a good one for the Tories.
This Prime Minister is not some kind of national saviour. He is a uniquely dangerous and destructive man.
The headline results are more flattering to Bailey than his campaign deserves.
A successful UBI scheme has to pass three tests: adequacy, fairness and longevity.
DUP legislators have backed two unlikely bedfellows in a vote seen as a powergrab by the party's MLAs.
Labour and Conservative sources both believe that the race to be London’s next mayor is closer than thought.
