Social media is invaluable, but it is better to work with the mainstream media than to blame them when things go wrong

Given Tory members will be choosing the next Prime Minister, it is vital that there is a proper contest with two powerful and competing visions of Britain’s future vigorously, and truthfully debated

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A second general election in six months leaves the country facing new uncertainties just as it had begun to emerge from financial strife

Corbyn and his allies should now seriously consider his position. If he doesn't, he may leave Labour split, as well as defeated and irrelevant, with yet more unknowable consequences for our democracy

Jean-Claude Juncker, President of the Commission, and Martin Schulz, President of the European Parliament, have both suggested that they want the UK out of the Union as quickly as possible

By dividing the nation between supporters of an 'open' and 'closed' Britain, the referendum emphasised that the old party lines may not match the needs of effective democracy

The voters of Britain are headed into the unknown, and it’s not at all clear that those in the driving seat have a firm grip on the steering wheel

When Elon Musk says, as he did this week, that his new priority is using artificial intelligence to build domestic robots, we should not only take note, but look forward to the day we can put our legs up in admiration

The way to address concerns is to guarantee high wages through the minimum wage, restore the contributory principle to the welfare, improve education, and privilege natives when it comes to public services. These steps can, and should, be achieved within the EU

Project Fear's warnings about Brexit have been under-cooked. The financial markets are signalling a fall-off in investment in the UK and in British companies, if we leave the EU. This would feed into every crevice of the economy

Pragmatism in aid of principle is itself a principle worth upholding

There is global elite of wealthy people who use secret shell trusts to shuffle vast quantities of sometimes dirty money away from prying eyes

We wouldn’t ask an organised crime syndicate to control the supply of our tobacco or alcohol, so why heroin and cocaine?

Only by a brutally rigorous enforcement of the law will capitalism win the popular support it so desperately needs – and which it is currently losing

The first five years in particular of a child’s life are vital. Intellectual vibrancy, phonic stimulation, and huge emotional support – love, in other words – can set a pattern that will bring health and happiness for years