DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Is era of two-party politics at an end?
The demise of two-party politics in this country has been prophesied many times. To date, those prophecies have proved to be false.
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6 days ago
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Fish for weapons? Yet another EU surrender we don't need to make
In one of the great ambushes of history, British negotiators found that membership would involve an invasion of our waters by foreign fishermen, which meant years of disaster.
7 days ago
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Brexit betrayal would prove toxic for PM
While refusing to say it out loud, the Prime Minister clearly thinks Brexit has been a disaster and that he possesses both the ability and charisma to fix it.
13 days ago
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Zealots will never admit they're wrong
Fanatics never give up. They are so convinced that they are right and good, and that everyone else is wrong and bad, that a mere Supreme Court ruling against them barely gives them pause.
20 days ago
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Don't let Net Zero scupper a chance to rekindle a vital asset
Those in our dwindling steel towns must have felt a special pain as they saw their crucial workplaces bought by foreign bosses and often closed.
21 days ago
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: Public sector malaise must be put to bed
Sir Jim Mackey's mid-afternoon snoozeathon is embarrassing for him and for the NHS he helps to lead.
27 days ago
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: £250 million that our Health Service can ill-afford to write off
The sum written-off could pay for 8,500 new nurses or almost 3,000 GPs. Or it could fund 15,000 kidney transplants.
28 days ago
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: A fine balance of rights and freedoms
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: The decision to abort a child is seldom, if ever, taken lightly.
34 days ago
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: In any other era, heroic police officers would be lauded. But not today
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In its great days, Hollywood would have made Tim Bradshaw the hero of a fine, inspiring film, perhaps played by James Stewart.
35 days ago
DAILY MAIL COMMENT: 'Awful April' will be the cruellest month
You've got to hand it to Rachel Reeves. Despite her lamentable Spring Statement being savaged across the political spectrum, the Chancellor is putting a brave face on it.