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The joys of ‘Neglexit’: not being governed has its good points

6 October 2018

9:00 AM

6 October 2018

9:00 AM

The new political buzzword is ‘Neglexit’: the state of being in which, because the government is so wrapped up in Brexit negotiations, Britain is barely being governed. No big, visionary new policies are being launched. Gone are the days when every parliamentary session included an NHS Bill, a Criminal Justice Bill or an Education Bill.

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