The Telegraph has an article this morning that features the combined thoughts of Health Secretary Wes Streeting and Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson, who are noted
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The UK needs a migration policy that serves the needs of the country, everyone in it, and people who want to come here. Is that
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Two charts from the FT this morning strongly indicate that the UK has a ‘left behind’ group in our society, and they are now reshaping
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John Crace, The Guardian’s parliamentary sketch writer, made an important point in his column yesterday. He suggested, when discussing yesterday’s Prime Minister’s Question Time: But
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Reform has pledged to do everything it can to block green energy, but doing so will increase energy prices. Why do they want to do
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This exchange took place during the course of Prime Minister’s Question Time yesterday. For those who are not familiar with her, Liz Saville Roberts is
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I have been looking at the etymology of the word ‘stranger’. The context is, I hope, obvious. I started with this: Then I looked at
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It is a travesty of justice that Labour had a landslide victory at last year’s UK general election with the support of just 20% of
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I only talk about auditing on this blog every now and again, even though the role of the auditor is absolutely fundamental to the operation
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