Britain may benefit from a Biden presidency
Biden fiercely opposed Brexit and those around him, like many on the American left, look to London and see a mini-Trump
How will the UK government deal with Joe Biden?
The first few months of a Biden presidency would be awkward
A Brexit breakthrough could be on the cards
The British side now view the remaining problems as being more about process than substance
Joe Biden weighs in on the Brexit stand-off
The Democratic nominee tweeted that the Good Friday Agreement can’t ‘become a casualty of Brexit’
Why Boris U-turned on Huawei
The British government on Tuesday U-turned on allowing Huawei a role in the building of the UK’s 5G network. From…
Mission impossible: Boris’s attempt to rewire the British government
The state has failed the COVID stress test
Why Biden might be better for Brexit Britain
A Biden foreign policy would be based far more on the idea of cooperation between like-minded democracies
Is a Brexit deal within reach?
The British side is, privately, far more optimistic than it has been at any previous point in the negotiation
Whitehall on trial: how the UK government is preparing for the COVID inquiry
For the first time in living memory No. 10 is involved in delivering policy, not just making it
Escaping the dragon: the British government’s new approach to China
How Boris Johnson plans to reduce the UK’s dependence on Beijing
Boris is convinced he’ll still get a Brexit deal
His optimism is based on both sides being pragmatic in the end
Brexit is back — and COVID has transformed negotiations
Coronavirus has dwarfed any changes Brexit might bring. We are over that cliff edge already
The British state needs rewiring
Britain has long prided itself on its Rolls-Royce government machine, but this crisis has exposed its limitations
This pandemic has put British politics on fast-forward
‘The past two months have been like two years of government,’ says one cabinet minister
Boris has found a path out of lockdown — but it won’t be smooth
The UK government is adopting the South Korean approach
Britain’s bid to become China’s best friend in the West is over
Hawkishness on China is going to be one of the issues that binds together the new Tory electoral coalition
Boris’s difficult decision: when should lockdown be lifted?
The COVID crisis has split the cabinet into two groups
How COVID-19 will change the Conservatives
The accusation that Boris Johnson isn’t personally committed to the health service just won’t work now
Dominic Raab is the constitutional choice, but a complicated one
He is the least well-known senior member of the cabinet. This is a disadvantage at a time when the government is trying to reassure the nation
The British government needs an ‘exit strategy’ from this crisis
If the daily numbers of deaths start to fall significantly in, say, a month’s time, then there might be public pressure for some restrictions to be lifted
Keir Starmer may have a better chance of taking Labour to power than anyone expected
In some ways Starmer will be in a better position than he could have hoped for at the start of this contest
How will the ‘war’ on coronavirus change Britain?
Boris Johnson has railed against the ‘nanny state’, yet he now finds himself ordering people to stay in their houses
In Britain, coronavirus will be a test of trust
If the UK gets it wrong, then the nature of the relationship between the citizen and the state will be changed for at least a generation
Boris Johnson knows the risk he is taking with his coronavirus strategy
Why isn’t the UK doing what so many other countries are doing?
Le crunch: are the Brexit talks doomed before they begin?
The EU and the UK are set for a bad-tempered first few meetings
