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Martin Fletcher is a former foreign editor of the Times and a New Statesman magazine contributing writer and online columnist.
How Paul Kagame’s Rwandan regime wooed the global elite.
Throughout the Brexit process, our Prime Minister shamelessly lied to and betrayed Northern Ireland.
The Prime Minister’s sudden eruption of Christian conviction will ring especially hollow in Europe, Scotland and the NHS.
The David Cameron lobbying scandal is just the latest example of how the UK is becoming a corrupt country of the kind it once regarded with disdain.
Those Leavers who wrap themselves in the flag are wrecking the very country that they profess to love.
The calamitous consequences of leaving the EU are becoming plainer with every passing week.
After the Prime Minister’s broken promises, the risk of a return to violence in the province must be taken seriously.
Johnson’s premiership has been disastrous by any measure, but Keir Starmer is tying himself in knots.
The success of the vaccine programme should not dull our memories of the horrors that preceded it.
The Labour leader has allowed the government to hide the immense economic damage of Brexit behind Covid-19.
