I thought I would give my opinion, for what it’s worth, on the issue of votes for prisoners. As I write this, the House of Commons is debating the issue, thanks to the sterling work of David Davis and Jack Straw. Had it not been for those two, there would be no debate and the [...]
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On the way to the Fenchurch St tonight I grabbed a copy of the Evening Standard. I don’t usually read these free papers but I had left my book in the office and needed something to read before falling asleep! I came across this Anne McElvoy comment piece about Party Funding. There’s much in there [...]
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Boris Johnson attended a Policy Exchange debate on PR v FPTP with Home Secretary, Alan Johnson. The full transcript of his speech below: Ladies and gents, I want to congratulate Policy Exchange and I want to begin by extending my sympathies to my cousin Alan for the heroic way in which he is enduring his [...]
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