Theresa May

I find it all rather disturbing that the confidence vote that Boris won last night is being compared to Theresa May’s. She was in a mess because she was screwing up Brexit and failing to get it done. The manner, however, in which she failed, was more important. She failed…

Politico, the on-line journal reporting on European politics, policy and government, published an opinion piece on 24 November by Eoin Drea, senior research officer at the Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies. …

Grenfell Tower survivors are opposing the demolition and contesting the Government’s lack of communication. The Grenfell Tower documentary went on air last night on Channel 4. It painted the compelling story of citizens waiting for justice after the horrible fire that took the lives of 72 people, and left many…

The Real Deal Beats Fake Football David Kynaston is the leading social historian of post-war Britain, author of three weighty volumes covering the period from 1945 to 1962. He has also chronicled the history of the City of London during the 20th century as well as some of its leading…

Note: This article was originally published on 21st September 2018 Theresa May’s disastrous participation in the Salzburg summit was evidently fresh in her memory. She was described as having “showed too much arrogance” in a miscalculation similar to David Cameron, had her plans ridiculed, and had been openly mocked by…

Note: This article was originally published on 10th July 2018 The new “Facilitated Customs Arrangement” that has been conceived by Theresa May may be seen as a success for the embattled Prime Minister. The result of the make-or-break Chequers cabinet meeting on 6 June 2018, the Prime Minister has set…

The gloomy reign of Theresa May Only the second female Prime Minister ever in the UK, Theresa May rose up to the political scene when she contested and won an election into the parliament as a representative of Maidenhead, Berkshire in 1997, after earlier contesting and losing twice. In 2002…