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Alexander Pelling-Bruce

Let’s bring back hereditary peers

Alexander Pelling-Bruce 14 November 2019 10:44

There is a new law of politics: if it happened under Tony Blair, it’s almost certainly bad. Brexit has certainly…

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On Coffee House last week, I wrote that the judgment of the Supreme Court shows that the Benn Act is…

Has the Supreme Court handed Boris Johnson a Brexit escape route?

Alexander Pelling-Bruce 26 September 2019 14:26

The Supreme Court’s judgement is the latest constitutional perversion after the Benn act. But ironically it may assist the Government…

How Boris Johnson boxed his Brexit opponents in

Alexander Pelling-Bruce 30 August 2019 8:19

As a Leave voter, it is satisfying to watch Boris’s Johnson’s bold Brexit plan unfold. The predictable backlash to it…

Caroline Lucas and the problem with diversity

Alexander Pelling-Bruce 22 August 2019 6:48

As Caroline Lucas found out last week, there comes a moment when a defective ideology collapses under the weight of…

Why October 10th is Boris Johnson’s best bet for a snap election

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Boris Johnson thrives on risk. His political life so far has consisted of a succession of gambles that have paid…

Jacob Rees-Mogg and the mystery of the conference recess

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