Calling in the military for border checks may help alleviate some chaos, but it will not address the rail, postal or nurses’ strikes ✒️ HugoGye
Rishi Sunak is under pressure and ready for the Christmas break but it is unlikely to be restful After a year of dramatic events at Westminster, ministers are just trying to get through to Christmas without any more bombs going off.But the Prime Minister cannot ignore the relentless march of events. The Government is locked in apparently fruitless talks with the unions over rolling strike action as the NHS edges ever closer to a true crisis.
Mr Sunak has not succeeded in giving the nation an early Christmas present by cutting a deal to end the
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