In the National interest?
At the end of a week when Labour had more positions on Brexit than are featured in the Karma Sutra and Theresa May used the
May will survive conference intact
Standing Tall After the Salzburg ambush, the Prime Minister addressed the nation with two Union Jacks behind her. The absence of the EU flag was
COUNCIL: High Noon for Ward?
A botched attempt to conclude an industrial dispute effectively brought Cllr John Clancy’s short tenure as council leader to an end. Now, a row with
Austerity Isn’t Working
The obsession with Brexit, and the state of the political parties in the UK at this moment in time, has meant that the consequences of
Cautious Approach on North Devolution
The days of John Prescott thumping the table and demanding power for the North are long gone according to the people now in charge of
Clowns To The Left of Me, Jokers To The Right
Never a week goes by nowadays without our mainstream political parties and leading figures within them demonstrating that many of them are, indeed, as daft
You cant defend the indefensible
The rise of populism, not only in the UK but across Europe and indeed across the Atlantic, is causing some historians to reflect that politics,
Frank Field and the pathetic centre
Left the field With Brexit extremists undermining their Prime Minister and Labour proving they are unelectable, it seems hardly credible that the forthcoming Liberal Democrat
We don’t need no education?
Entrepreneur Richard Branson caused some controversy this week by saying that kids who didn’t pass their exams shouldn’t worry too much – reflecting on the
Voice for the whole North
AVOID A TALKING SHOP. Business people are rightly sceptical when politicians propose setting up new tiers of governance. But at a convention in Gateshead next
Post Brexit Britain is a scary place
Whether you voted to leave or stay in the European Union two years ago, it cannot have escaped your attention that since the result there