MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: This country's economy is now in serious peril. This is not only because the Government is nudging at the very outer limits of what it can raise in tax and borrowing.
It is still less than a year since millions of voters decided that they would give Labour a chance. Many voted for Sir Keir Starmer's (pictured) party.
How can it be that the parent of a child in a London suburb was told by her GP that the boy is not eligible for important therapy - because he does not attend a state school?
It is tempting to think that their parallel hostility to private schools is partly motivated by the proof fee-charging schools provide, that good schooling is still possible.
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: Inch by inch or, as the EU would prefer, centimetre by centimetre, this country is being drawn back into the dreary orbit of Brussels.
MAIL ON SUNDAY COMMENT: It is so hard to believe that Yvette Cooper has suddenly abandoned the open borders opinions of the Labour top deck, which they pushed so hard to implement.
While almost every European country has undergone something like a revolution, with new parties and movements, over the years, English voters have remained loyal to two parties.
In one of the great ambushes of history, British negotiators found that membership would involve an invasion of our waters by foreign fishermen, which meant years of disaster.
Fanatics never give up. They are so convinced that they are right and good, and that everyone else is wrong and bad, that a mere Supreme Court ruling against them barely gives them pause.