Heather Saul

Everyone can see that it is failing, but pretending it can work is a precondition for positions of authority

To help people keep their homes, the Chancellor would have needed to offer much more support

It was good to hear that the Chancellor understands the financial constraints faced by pensioners battling to make ends meet

Both Hunt and Sunak have a deep understanding of the political power of incumbency against the threat of electoral wipeout

There’s no more ad budget. No more boosterism. No more cakeism. No more make-pretend stories that we’re on some journey to the promised land

What works in the US not only may not work in the UK and do it serious damage instead

From 'fall' to 'wow', many so-called Americanisms began in British English

Batman taught me to never cross a picket line. Technically, I won’t be crossing this one as my shifts start at 6am

In the 21st century, rapacity and big bucks have dirtied almost every institution and activity and distorted human nature itself

The region of lakes and mountains has exceptionally clean water, and residents who take great pride in their homeland