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COMMENT 'If Scotland breaks away, for those of us Southerners who love the kilted Celts, such a parting will be bitterly painful' ANOTHER week another slew of articles announcing the imminent break up of Britain. From Simon Jenkins (Boris Johnson can’t rely on internal feuds to derail Scottish independence): “Anglo-Scottish relations are heading for an almighty crash and Boris Johnson cannot look the other way. By the time he has finished in office, it is perfectly possible that Scotland will have gone the way of Ireland in 1922 and ­Northern Ireland will have voted itself back into ...

JUST when Union Central thought things couldn’t get any worse. After, what was to some, the untimely departure of the urbane ex-MP Luke Graham as head of Boris Johnson’s Union Unit, it now seems the anti-independence project has lost his replacement – after less than two weeks. The Union Jack-sock wearing Oliver Lewis has abruptly exited as the supremo of the rebranded and rather grandly titled Union Directorate now relocated within the Cabinet Office; Michael Gove’s manor. Mr Lewis’s role as the top Union strategist, sources suggested, was being made “untenable” by coll...

Tories call for inquiry into Boris's fiancee Carrie Symonds' role in 'governing' the UK after Dominic Cummings ally Oliver Lewis quits No. 10 job and her friends take key jobs Oliver Lewis, right-hand man to Brexit negotiator, walked out of No 10 and angrily denied claims of disloyalty  He was a close ally of Dominic Cummings, who is known to call him 'Sonic', in reference to the hedgehog  Reports say Mr Lewis left after blamed by Carrie Symonds for leaking and No 10 is now 'court of Henry VIII'  The Bow Group today called for a review to clarify the 'position and authority' of the Prime M...

Oliver Lewis, the head of Boris Johnson’s 'Union Unit', has quit just two weeks into the job.

National Extra UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock was found to have broken the law, but some media outlets thought young royals like Eugenie and Jack (above) and Harry and Meghan were more important IF your main source of news bulletins is the electronic media you may be surprised to learn that Health Secretary Matt Hancock got a bit of a rocket from a High Court judge this week. This is because a quite remarkable number of outlets seem to have found it less than newsworthy. Not like a really, really important story about Harry Mountbatten-Windsor and his granny maybe having a bit of a tiff...