Profile: Elizabeth Truss, who does not quite know how to talk to the judges, and vice-versa
It would be hard to exaggerate how angry the judges are with Elizabeth Truss. A few days ago, the Lord Chief Justice, Lord Thomas of Cwmgiedd, condemned the Lord Chancellor for failing to stand up for them in November, when the Daily Mail denounced them as “Enemies...Read More »
Restoring order to the classroom
Ensuring that teachers have the authority to maintain order in the classroom has been one of the areas where the Government has been making progress since 2010. One of the changes Michael Gove brought in was to reduce the pages of guidance that teachers were expected to...Read More »
Andrew Gimson’s Commons sketch: May renounces cherry-picking and promises to be a good Unionist
There will be no cherry-picking. We will respect the European ban on that delightful but unrealistically self-indulgent activity. So said Theresa May, in a statement which was clearly intended to show the Europeans, and the Scots Nats, that she can be relied on to negotiate in good faith.
The position...Read More »
WATCH: The Prime Minister’s Commons statement: “We can together make a success of this moment”
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WATCH: Tusk’s response to the Article 50 letter. “What can I add to this? We already miss you.”
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