Madeline Grant

Sometimes I wake up in the night disturbed by dreams of James Bond. Surely, you might say, that's the point of him; a man of such raw sex appeal

The legacy of the Victorians is everywhere; we depend on them for our sewage disposal, our railway networks, much of our infrastructure and housing stock.

Andy Burnham was at the government despatch box for the first time in nearly 17 years, having had the sort of carefree summer that one would normally

There was a cautious cheer for Andy Burnham as he stood up for his first PMQs. MPs were perhaps cautious of a repeat of the day before when Burnham delivered the longest opening statement of modern times.

It hasn’t been a glittering 24 hours for Reform UK. To lose one senior official might be regarded as misfortune…

John Healey had been sent to Coventry, something he will have to get used to after his budget next month, at least if he ever intends to use any form of business again. He was visiting ‘The Manufacturing Technology Centre’ which is the sort of vague, ‘Universal Exports’ style name for a company that might

One of the things people don't tell you about grief is the humorous side of it. Many will warn that grief can erupt at strange times and that memories

One of the things people don’t tell you about grief is the humorous side of it. Many will warn that…

Today was Andy Burnham's second Prime Minister's Questions and also his last one for five weeks.

Sequels to horror films can be a mixed bag. Some become classics in their own right, others fall into the category of things better left forgotten. Think Leprechaun: Origins. The House of Commons was back this week debating assisted suicide again. Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the chamber, here we