Andrew Tettenborn

Reform’s radical manifesto would do wonders for democracy

18 June 2024 12:28 am

In this election, neither Labour nor the Tories are particularly interested in serious constitutional reform. By contrast, there’s one smaller…

Cosying up to the EU would do Britain more harm than good

16 June 2024 12:18 am

If anyone thought our relations with the EU since the Brexit referendum would be a respectful dialogue of equals, they…

Why the EU is cracking down on Hungary’s migrant policy

14 June 2024 8:48 pm

We are set for another high-profile tussle between Budapest and Brussels. Yesterday the EU Court of Justice chose to impose a…

Sunak’s crime crackdown won’t pay off for the Tories

6 June 2024 11:41 pm

The Tories are pledging to reshape our homicide laws if they win re-election. There could, as in many US states,…

Cracking down on the ECHR won’t save Sunak

4 June 2024 11:52 pm

Rishi Sunak’s unequivocal statement this week about sex and the Equality Act was a clever piece of electioneering. Subsequent reports…

The Northern Irish law posing a threat to free speech in Britain

3 June 2024 7:29 pm

On Friday, the High Court in Northern Ireland deflected a serious threat to the right to free speech, not only…

Fewer kids should go to university

30 May 2024 6:02 pm

Rishi Sunak said on Tuesday what many of us have quietly suspected for some time. As a nation, we have…

Is the West being hypocritical about Georgia’s foreign agents law?

29 May 2024 4:00 pm

The Georgian parliament has rammed through its new foreign agents law amid massive protests, overriding the veto of pro-western and…