Rishi Sunak
The Nine Billion Names of Boris
Calm, Zen, Relaxed, Unfussed, Unagitated, Boris, Flip, Cripes, Oo-er
Did Boris deliver?
The Prime Minister would prefer to overpromise than exceed expectations
I come not to bury Boris
My name is Prudence and I’m here to have a good time
Where are we going with all this?
The Treasury now has to rely on epidemiological guesswork not economic forecasting
Cabinet Wars – Episode I
How do the cabinet and shadow cabinet stack up on Twitter?
An economic warning to the curious
There are no good British lessons from higher European taxes
The Captain doesn’t want to play
What happened to Boris as a child that he hates cricket so?
Going Dutch with Rishi Sunak
Can the Chancellor really be all give and no take?
Sunak’s folly
The Chancellor’s rash splurge on infrastructure is a worrying sign that Britain’s economic policy is heading in the wrong direction
Politics in a time of Coronavirus
How partisan should party politics now be?
Money troubles
At stake is the fate of the most-watched football league in the world
Twilight of the gods
The eclipse of the gilded 1980s generation can be seen as a welcome changing of the guard
This isn’t about me
Who? Me? A future Conservative Party leader? Well, if you say so…
Three cheers for peers of mature years
Removing some of the wisest and most experienced voices in the House would be destructive and wrong
Perfect victims and a tale of two films
Don’t idealise victims — listen to them
No party for female voters
Gender-critical feminists have almost no one worth supporting
Manifestos, multiculturalism and the British millet system
Competing communitarian manifestos provide a dark glimpse into Britain’s future
Embrace your inner exile
How can we appreciate art in alienating times?
Disaster zone
It’s a big job says Keir Starmer, and it’s not our mess we’ll be clearing up
Bridget Phillipson: culture warrior
The Labour party seems determined to end the culture war — by winning it
Defend the arts … before it’s too late
It will take more than a new government and a bonfire of policy documents to put things right
