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DOMINIC SANDBROOK: Two very gloomy stories caught my eye this week. They invite the same question. After 12 years of Conservative government, what on earth has it all been for?
Plus, the former Brexit minister tells the Telegraph why the Attorney General can turn the Conservative Party around
I cannot accept that the PM did not know what was happening in No 10 in partygate. He has lost the public’s trust
Labour’s quid pro quo policies are unlikely to bring about a resurgence in our future economy
Voters don't believe Labour's moved on from Corbyn 12 January 2021 • 2:07pm Keir Starmer is not short of advice when it comes to advancing his party’s prospects ahead of the next general election. He will reject most of it, as is his prerogative. We will only know whether the counsel he acted upon was correct once all the votes have been duly counted on election night 2024. What makes his need for external advice so urgent is the scale of the challenge that lies ahead of him. The last time Labour faced such a steep climb back to electability was in the aftermath of the 1983 general electi...