We can already see the damage that the uncertainty is inflicting on the economy. The sooner it can be brought to an end, the sooner investment and consumer spending can resume
Like Tony Blair, we were all duped by the intelligence on Saddam Hussein – except for the millions that went on marches, and Nelson Mandela, and France, and the Pope, and the chief weapons inspector, and Robin Cook
The prospect of her dishing out meaningless aphorisms to President Obama or, worse still, Chancellor Merkel is too painful to imagine
There are three possible scenarios that could have played out...
The more he pleaded for his character, using the same arguments that have become so familiar over 13 years, the more he guaranteed Thursday's venomous front pages
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I've always known that Corbyn is a leader - not one cast from the typical macho mould, but a democratic and thoughtful leader whose strength comes from his ability to listen and understand
Course seeks to equip participants with 'accurate and evidence-based knowledge' while being 'free from discrimination, gender bias and stigma'
Today on ITV News, Leadsom clarified that she was "not happy" about the gay marriage law because of "hurt caused to many Christians" - and Theresa May's track record isn't much better
"Hmmm, let me see – I'd better focus entirely on Jimmy today, because if he doesn't show significant progress this year, I'm going to get a pay cut. Never mind the fact that his mum was sick this year, or that he shares a bedroom with a crying toddler: he simply MUST put more relative clauses into his writing!"
I've lost count of the number of well-meaning but careless comments I've received since becoming pregnant with my second child: "If you have a boy, that's when the fun really starts!", "You'll have your work cut out if it's a boy!", "Be prepared – it'll be very physical!"
If Blair and Bush were sincere about the dangers of weapons of mass destruction, they would have invaded North Korea
During a live press conference, Sterling's 15-year-old son Cameron broke down as he stood alongside his mother during a live press conference, calling out: "I want my daddy" - it's heartbreaking, but the odds of justice for those families are heavily stacked against them
Millennials are having less sex than their parents' generation did at the same age
Wars are ruinously expensive undertakings. A Britain outside the EU, intent on becoming a 'big Switzerland', should be less likely to get involved in them, at least in theory
Neither man are likely to be sent to jail
There have been at least 10 different attempts to determine the death toll