Comment James Millar: The maths looks bad for Boris – but even worse for everyone else August 14, 2019
Environment James Millar: If Scotland is to be the climate emergency saviour, it will take more than pointing fingers at London July 31, 2019
Columnists James Millar: Minorities retort – why fans of Boris will have to answer for his populist shtick July 17, 2019
Comment James Millar: Fielding an expenses fiddler candidate is a new low for the Tories – and for democracy July 3, 2019
Columnists James Millar: How long before London’s token interest in Scottish politics comes home to roost? June 19, 2019
Columnists James Millar: Tory tin men lacking heart offer no leadership hope to the party of the Iron Lady June 5, 2019
Columnists James Millar: Farage is riding a wave of genuine anger but who will it sweep to real power? May 22, 2019
Columnists James Millar: Horsemeat pizza, John Curtice and the electioniest year in British history April 24, 2019
Columnists Politics is immature and unpalatable: could grown-up Lib Dems be the missing ingredient? March 27, 2019
Columnists The birth of new hope? Why Tory MPs’ paternity leave plans may signal the start of a brighter party future February 27, 2019
Columnists We love it when a plan comes together – but even the A-Team would struggle with this one February 13, 2019
Columnists Brexit on the rocks? Politics is best served neat not in fancy TV cocktails January 30, 2019
Columnists A Penny for your thoughts: why my money’s on Mordaunt as the one to watch in 2019 January 9, 2019
