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  • Farewell to Theresa May, the most ineffectual Prime Minister in modern history

    May 28, 2019

    When Theresa May departs from Number 10 for the final time, her portrait will be added to the collection which snakes down the main staircase. It is the ritualised ending for all Prime Ministers, good, bad or indifferent. It will be hard for her to walk down those stairs without thinking of her legacy, and [...]

  • As Brexit rages, the European project unravels before our eyes

    May 28, 2019

    While the London foreign policy commentariat obsesses over the pathetic soap opera that is Brexit, it almost entirely misses the obvious and strategically vital point next door: the European project is in irretrievable decline, becoming increasingly peripheral to any serious global geopolitical discussion. The just-concluded European elections, which have underlined the rise of populism and [...]

  • Narendra Modi’s India can be a valuable partner for Britain in tumultuous times

    May 28, 2019

    Last week, we witnessed two momentous elections, and two nations at a crossroads. In the UK, the country engaged in a strategic game of votes in the European elections, and Theresa May met her inevitable fate as the latest victim of Brexit. In India, Narendra Modi won the largest democratic election to ever take place, [...]

  • Gove ‘to offer free British passports’ to 3m EU nationals living in UK at time of Brexit vote

    May 27, 2019

    Environment secretary Michael Gove will pledge next week to offer free British passports to the 3m EU nationals who were living in the UK at the time of the Brexit referendum in 2016. The pledge underlines Gove’s entry into the race to replace Prime Minister Theresa May later this summer after she steps down next [...]

  • Tories and Labour in a spin after disastrous EU election results deliver victory to Nigel Farage

    May 27, 2019

    Theresa May today lamented a "very disappointing night" for the Tories as voters deserted them in their droves for the Brexit party, the clear winner of the EU elections. May, who has pledged to step down as leader on 7 June, said she hoped the results would "focus minds" on finding a Brexit deal in parliament [...]

  • Elections that were never meant to happen have just transformed British politics

    May 27, 2019

    The elections that were never meant to happen have had an immediate and dramatic impact on British politics. The Brexit Party, which didn't exist six weeks ago, now has more seats in the European Parliament than any party from any country. The Liberal Democrats, written off as a spent force before the local elections, are [...]

  • Special relationship? Poll reveals Brits favour Trump state visit going ahead

    May 27, 2019

    The prospect of Donald Trump visiting the UK next month has elicited shock, disapproval and protest among the general public in recent months. It even looks set to prompt the return of a giant inflatable baby-blimp version of the controversial reality star-cum-leader of the free world. Read more: Trump will not address MPs during June [...]

  • Home secretary Sajid Javid becomes the latest Tory to join leadership race

    May 27, 2019

    Home Secretary Sajid Javid has said he will throw his hat in the ring to be the next leader of the Conservative party. In a video circulated today on Twitter, Javid said "first and foremost, we must deliver Brexit". He joins eight other Tory MPs who have declared their intention to succeed May, who said she will [...]

  • Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei says China should not retaliate over US trade ban

    May 27, 2019

    Huawei’s founder has slammed US President Donald Trump over new trade restrictions on his firm, but insisted China should not retaliate against the measures. Ren Zhengfei admitted new laws effectively banning US companies from doing business with Huawei would hamper the firm’s growth, but said Beijing was unlikely to retaliate against American rival Apple. Read [...]

  • EU election results: Tories and Labour suffer heavy losses as Brexit party tops scoreboard

    May 27, 2019

    Labour and the Tories have suffered a humiliating defeat in the European elections, having haemorrhaged votes to Nigel's Farage's Brexit party which won 29 seats in the European parliament. The Tories had one of their worst nights in electoral history, winning just four seats in the European Parliament and coming fifth place overall. Labour also performed badly, winning just [...]

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