What defines a modern state? It is the ability to make law, and the fulfilment of the duty to uphold it. What happens when that
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A small personal note this morning. I am taking my younger son to university for the first time today. That’s both exciting and a little
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Building on yesterday’s video, which looked at the impact of the UK Internal Market Bill on the UK’s external international relationships, this video looks at
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There has been much that has been confusing in British politics of late.   This tweet from the Conservatives last night can be used to
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The Telegraph has reported, in what is no doubt an article placed by the Treasury seeking to ‘fly a kite’ to gauge reaction to an
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I began making videos with Mark Cooney of Spotted in Ely about three months ago, and this list of those we’ve made has grown pretty
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Recorded yesterday, before the UK Internal Markets Bill Got is second reading. But nothing has been changed because of that: The Northern Ireland Protocol is
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In another sign of the state we’re in: Deviance from the Party line is not allowed. A threat to the person follows for those who
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Only Conservatives and Leavers think that it’s acceptable for the UK government to break international law to achieve Brexit, and even then, not convincingly. Johnson
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