The Times Articles

'Quod Justum Non Quod Utile' - my old school motto. For those of you that are not Latin scholars, and believe me I am one of you, it reads 'Do what is right, not what is easy'. (For those that are Latin scholars I'm sure you'll tell me it's mistranslated in some way!)...

In a Times opinion piece published earlier today Rachel Sylvester came up with a new term to describe those much-vaunted and relentless digital proponents of the hard-left: Digital Bennites. Digital Bennites – I am sure you know who I'm talking about – are the bane of...

Progress’ Question Time took place shortly after Ed Miliband’s speech to conference on Tuesday and as usual was wide-ranging, challenging – and controversial. Panellist Michael Leahy, general-secretary of Community, the Union for Life, welcomed a relaxed and...

During the last Labour leadership election, it was Philip Collins, Tony Blair’s former chief speechwriter, who posed the question in The Times on 20 August 2010: what does it mean to be leftwing when there is ‘nothing left in the kitty’? Since 2010, there has not been...