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I’m sorry because I failed: An interview with David Cameron
The former British PM on the referendum, failure and the physics of politics
Judgment day: the danger of courts taking over British politics
Over-mighty judges are bad for democracy
David Cameron is more authentic than Boris Johnson
The former PM never quite shook off the burden of privilege
Why there’s still a chance of a Brexit deal
The mood appears to be shifting in key European capitals
Netanyahu wins again, eventually
Wednesday’s coalition ploy puts him ahead, again
Is time finally up for Benjamin Netanyahu?
The man has painted his way out of more dead ends than the Road Runner
Johnson and Juncker agree to step up talks – but no backstop solution proposed
The British government believes it has one shot to present concrete proposals to Brussels
The Liberal Democrats are the real Brexit extremists
If you want to cancel the votes of millions of people, you are not a moderate
Why the UK hasn’t presented any specific backstop proposal to the EU
The Brexit secretary says the EU need to adjust their position on checks on Ireland
Pericles for PM: Boris should forget Augustus and stay focused on his hero
Pericles’s vision was that of a highly civilized man who loved his people
Boris has more in common with Corbyn than he thinks
Both stand on an anti-politics, anti-establishment platform
Katharine Gun: the spy who tried to stop the Iraq war
As a young translator at GCHQ, she leaked a secret email
Will turning the Tories into the pro-Leave party pay off for Boris?
Johnson wanted an October election because it offered both a way out of the Brexit impasse and fitted with his political strategy
George Osborne: I tried to swap jobs with William Hague
My children have the measure of our prime minister
Britain’s political system is broken. America’s isn’t
The people put Trump in power. Best, then, that the people oust him
The British rebel alliance has taken control of Brexit. What happens next?
The rebels’ separate party allegiances mean that in a snap election they will be at loggerheads
The legal war of attrition against Brexit
We are evolving a system of government in which it is money and judicial opinion which ultimately matters
‘I’m the most liberal Conservative PM in decades’, Boris tells his cabinet
With parliament not sitting, can Boris Johnson dominate the news agenda for the next five weeks?
The three numbers that measure Britain’s constitutional crisis
All the safety valves are failing
Robert Mugabe: death of a style icon
The Zimbabwean dictator dressed to kill
Would Britain really be first in line for a US trade deal?
If Trump wants to ease a trade deficit, his priority would be to continue talks with the European Union
What the opposition pact means for Boris Johnson’s path to an early election
Downing Street is adamant that Johnson will not request a Brexit delay in any shape or form
The Queen can handle coups – she’s been on the receiving end of one
In 1987, a colonel overthrew the Fijian government
Algeria reminds us that the current of colonization doesn’t always run just one way
It was North Africans who did much of the conquering of north Britain for the Romans
Brexit has its risks. But staying in the EU is now unthinkable
Why are we criticizing British politicians when it’s Brussels that’s causing our agonies?
