Come on Boris, it’s time to give the nation hope — not more lockdown horror | The Telegraph
Come on Boris, you can do this. Your supporters are begging, imploring for you to find your engaging, energizing, electrifying vigour and vim.
London is still a ghost town, when it needs to get back to business | The Telegraph
Bustling and brimming with people. Buzzing with ideas, burning with ambition. This is the central London I have always known and loved for over 30 years. Never would I imagine…
Boris Johnson is seizing his chance to be the new Churchill in his war on coronavirus | The Telegraph
Arms-waving, lectern-thumping, hair-jumping, so Boris emerged from his recovery with a Churchillian earnest. Thankfully, some life and energy back at No 10.
We need to know the risks and rewards of ending the coronavirus lockdown soon
The shocking news of the Prime Minister being in intensive care brings the nation together praying for his speedy recovery. This will take some time and he needs his ministerial team to rise more than ever to the challenge of getting us through and out of the crisis.
My five-point plan for bolder and faster action to help business survive coronavirus
gine your worst nightmare, then the horror as you realize that it’s real. The economy is behaving like a critically ill Covid 19 victim. Cash is running out of both businesses and the overall economy in a dramatic way; in the same way that a severely ill Coronavirus patient struggles for air.
We cannot call for free markets, then pull up the drawbridge when it suits us
There has been a great deal of emotional noise around the new passport contract awarded to Gemalto by the Government, with patriotic chest-beating.
Introduce an online delivery tax to save the high street
There is a massive elephant in the real estate room that many in the industry dare not admit and most in government and local authorities have not really woken up to, let alone addressed.
Stop complaining! We need to focus on creating growth
Imagine you have been stranded on a desert island for three years with no news or internet whatsoever and have returned to the UK on the first day of 2017.
Brexit would open up a world of opportunity for the UK
As co-chair of the largest Brexit campaign, www.leave.eu, which has more than 750,000 supporters, it has been an extraordinary, intimidating experience taking on the establishment on behalf of the people.
Richard Tice: Let UK embrace the world, not just Europe | Evening Standard
As co-chair of the largest Brexit campaign, www.leave.eu, which has more than 750,000 supporters, it has been an extraordinary, intimidating experience taking on the establishment on behalf of the people.
