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EPISKOPI, CYPRUS – OCTOBER 2: Defence Secretary John Healey visits Joint Forces service personnel at Bloodhound Camp, Episkopi, Limassol, during a...
Philippe Varin (Photo by Harold Cunningham/Getty Images) Philippe Varin, chair of the International Chamber of Commerce, is stewarding the kind of...
The FCA’s plan to auto-delete emails is an exercise of managing reputation, not standards, writes Eliot Wilson The Financial Conduct Authority...
Progressive liberals may have thought they were voting for a progressive liberal, but it’s not that simple Everyone thinks government should be...
Getty Images As Sky News announces a seismic overhaul of its newsroom it’s clear that what audiences demand of ‘news’ is changing. Meeting...
(Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images) Reeves’ failing Office for Value for Money showcases just how naive this government is, writes Eliot Wilson ...
Labour has appealed to the regulators for ideas to boost the economy, but Britain can’t regulate its way to growth, writes Eliot Wilson After six...
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak (left) and Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX in-conversation in central London, at the conclusion of the second day of the...
Whitehall is being swept by moral outrage. Ministers, in full This Is Spinal Tap mode, have turned their pious horror up to 11 and Keir Starmer...
Labour has clearly settled on its stance towards China, let’s give up the “audit” nonsense, writes Eliot Wilson The chancellor of the Exchequer,...
Kemi Badenoch has only been Conservative leader for two months. The next general election is likely to be held in 2028 or 2029. Yet there have been...
Eliot Wilson looks into his crystal ball to predict five things that will happen in the coming year There is an old Danish proverb, often...
When Sir Keir Starmer announced in October that he had reached an agreement with Mauritius to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos archipelago, he...
Defence Secretary John Healey has raised the possibility that British military personnel could be deployed to Ukraine to carry out training...
We should be wary about the danger of hyper-rich donors obtaining undue influence over political parties. There is none more hyper-rich than Elon...
Has Keir Starmer dropped the ball on Ukraine? Dmytro Kuleba, the Ukrainian former foreign minister, certainly thinks so. Kuleba, who stepped down...
There is a consensus that the state must be more efficient, but less attention has been paid to how much it should actually do, says Eliot Wilson...
Donald Trump is right that some of Nato’s European members are essentially freeloaders. That these countries are holding talks about increasing the...
Some think the Gregg Wallace scandal has been overly represented in the news. But is this true? Eliot Wilson reflects on the role of the media. If...
The dawn of a third nuclear age demands a ‘national and collective sense of purpose… leadership and a willingness to act’. That was the message...
The Princes in the Tower: A Damning Discovery Presenters Jason Watkins and Tracy Borman A new documentary claiming to have ‘solved’ the mystery of...
We do not have to make a choice between our alliance with the United States and closer relations with the European Union: that was the message of...
Downing Street has announced that the 14th secretary to the cabinet and head of the civil service will be Sir Chris Wormald. He will succeed Simon...
Trump, Zelenskyy and… Jeremy Clarkson: are we entering the era of the celebrity politicians? Eliot Wilson takes a look When some 13,000 farmers...
Keir Starmer has announced that he will introduce new legislation to make the spiking of drinks a specific criminal offence. It sounds harmless,...
The Jaguar rebrand has been dreadfully misconceived. The fatal mistake? Throwing away their heritage, writes Eliot Wilson The Jaguar name first...
A Russian attack on the city of Dnipro earlier today included the use of an intercontinental ballistic missile, according to the Ukrainian Air...
Defence Secretary, John Healey, has announced more changes to the armed forces, detailing several capabilities to be cut to achieve savings of £500...
BAKU, AZERBAIJAN – NOVEMBER 12: British Prime Minister Keir Starmer delivers a national statement during the high level segment on day two of the...
As President-elect Donald Trump’s nominations to executive positions gradually emerge, it is difficult to know what to expect next. Elon Musk is...
I don’t know what the Ukrainian for ‘Well, duh’ is, but it might well have been heard in Kyiv yesterday. Speaking at the Royal United Services...
The Gateway Gulf 2024 investment forum took place in Manama, Bahrain last week The UK may feel worlds apart from the Gulf monarchies, but there...
When it comes to Donald Trump’s relationship with Nato, there are two principal schools of thought. The first, articulated by Trump’s own former...
Donald Trump, former US president and Republican nominee Tomorrow is decision day in America, but with the polls on a knife-edge it’s not clear if...
Anyone who is serious about the condition of the armed forces and Britain’s defence policy will not look a gift horse in the mouth. Rachel Reeves’s...
(Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images) Firing staff for watching multiple training videos at the same time raises questions about the accountancy...
Veterans who were dismissed from the armed forces because of their sexuality have criticised the government for the inadequacy of its compensation...
It is a standard feature of modern politics that government announcements are preceded by announcements of announcements. The ground must always be...
Schools already have the power to ban smartphones, adding pointless new laws to the statute book is bad for business and bad for democracy, says...
Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to ‘reset’ the United Kingdom’s relations with the European Union. But at what cost? The EU has reportedly set out...
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