Rach’s progress
Rake’s Progress: My Political Midlife Crisis by Rachel Johnson reviewed
United kingdom
Sunday
Monday
Why should Dominic Cummings be sacked for protecting his family?
This is about whether an individual has the right to do what he believes to be right for his family or not
Wednesday
Ghost riders in the sky
In Lavenham, American history is unlocked by a pint of fine English ale
Thursday
Should we be testing everyone in Britain?
Only the infectious would have to be kept at home
Monday
Who is Dominic Raab?
A karate black-belt and former Foreign Office lawyer working to prosecute war criminals is deputizing for Boris Johnson
Friday
Cosmopolis
Migrant City: A New History of London by Panikos Panayi reviewed
Monday
UK coronavirus cases slowing, key adviser reveals
Britain may be further along the epidemic curve than some had feared
Thursday
Coronavirus is a metaphor for Britain’s vulnerability over Huawei
Why are we making ourselves dependent on a country, China, which is not far short of being our enemy?
Wednesday
After Brexit
A US-Britain trade deal would be a boon for Boris Johnson and Donald Trump
Thursday
UK election live blog: Boris Johnson vs Jeremy Corbyn
Will Boris Johnson get the majority he needs to ‘get Brexit done’?
Thursday
Bernie Sanders leans into anti-Semitism
By making Linda Sarsour his surrogate, the Democratic candidate has betrayed his heritage and his party
Sunday
Impeach Boris Johnson
Boris makes enthusiastic speeches, which is an obvious parallel to the speeches Mussolini made
Thursday
Foreign takeover bids prove Brexit Britain is flourishing
You can buy a British company without having to face the kind of political opposition you would in France, Germany, Japan or, increasingly, the US
Friday
Not in front of the servants
Long live Downton Abbey
Monday
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
Sunday
How Boris Johnson can deliver a liberal Brexit
To end free movement without carefully working out what follows after shows pretty striking thoughtlessness
Saturday
The cosmic combination of Hong Kong, Brexit and the trade war
Events could align against Beijing
Thursday
The NYT’s pound-foolish Brexit coverage
The paper’s bizarre crusade against Britain continues
Wednesday
‘We will no longer deal with him’ was the end of Sir Kim Darroch
Serious people in Britain should focus their attention on discovering the person or persons who leaked the cables
Monday
It’s time for a positive Trump-UK relationship
May couldn’t handle the 45th president. Her successor should fare better
