“Are they more leadable? I don’t know, I think they probably are. The problem will come if we have, say, a 1974 situation or 1951 situation where Labour does not have a powerful majority…”
Classy.
Seen Elsewhere
I Now Understand How Nelson Mandela Felt | Titiana McGrathIgnore the Managed No Deal Fear-Mongering | John Redwood
Europe’s Biggest Test Yet | UnHerd
How to Solve the Backstop Problem | Shailesh Vara
Brussels Reject Theresa May’s Plea | Spectator
May’s Surrender Plan is Bang on Target | ConWoman
Watching Cumberbatch Become Cummings | Mary Wakefield
An Alternative to the Irish Backstop | CapX
Sadiq ‘Lied Multiple Times’ Over Crossrail | Reconnections
The Backstop Consensus is Wrong | Irish Independent
The Sajid Javid Manifesto | James Forsyth
Can Our Politics Survive Brexit? | UnHerd
EU Acutely Vulnerable to a British Walk-Out | AEP
Britain On Course for Political Catastrophe | Allister Heath
Did May Get Exactly What She Wanted? | Comment Central
Tip offs: 0709 284 0531
team@Order-order.com
Quote of the Day
David Mundell tells The Times: “I expect Christmas to take place”
Sponsors
