Columnists James Millar: It’s all quiet on the Westminster front – but probably not for long January 10, 2023
Columnists James Millar: Turning past political scandal into entertainment is a bad move January 3, 2023
Columnists James Millar: Treating and accepting politicians as people would improve government December 27, 20222
Columnists James Millar: Stephen Flynn’s ascent proves SNP are formidable organisers and operators December 13, 2022
Columnists James Millar: Childcare reform would finally end inherent misogyny of UK system November 29, 2022
Columnists James Millar: Pay attention to electoral boundary plans that could change our political future November 15, 2022
Columnists James Millar: Brexit seriously dented democracy and we need to address it November 1, 2022
Columnists James Millar: Ungovernable Tories will inevitably see themselves out of power October 25, 2022
Columnists James Millar: A unifying Conservative candidate is still to reveal themselves October 18, 2022
Columnists James Millar: Think what we’d achieve if we worked together despite differences October 11, 2022
Columnists James Millar: Think tanks should be kicked out of Downing Street before they do more damage October 4, 2022
Columnists James Millar: Rachel Reeves could checkmate Kwasi Kwarteng with her eyes closed September 27, 2022
Columnists James Millar: Let’s hope Liz Truss puts a big crack in the glass cliff she’s facing September 20, 2022
Columnists James Millar: Labour could learn a lesson from Conservatives – the goal in politics must be power September 7, 2022
Columnists James Millar: London 2012 to Birmingham 2022 decline calls for a more docile decade August 9, 2022
Columnists James Millar: Boris has changed British politics – and we haven’t seen the last of him yet July 26, 2022
