(Read on, or view here: https://youtu.be/EaUxfEAJlp4 ) But for how long? For the next three-and-a-half years, as he promises, or, as could well turn out to be the case, just a couple more weeks? The sight of him strutting his world stage stuff in Germany this weekend as though it were situation normal feels surreal. He’s not so much keeping a stiff upper lip as practically biting it off. Yes, the Prime Minister did neutralise a deadly serious coup attempt a few days ago, ma

(Read on, or view here: https://youtu.be/JsoI4p7780k ) Westminster’s turned into a cross between a bingeworthy box set and a skewed version of The Traitors – with the baddie in plain sight and the faithful count diminishing by the hour. But, as our Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports, there’s no need for a spoiler alert while the spooks continue to scratch their heads. Consider the bald facts. The Prime Minister brushed aside the ties Peter Mandelson had kept up w

(Read on, or view here: https://youtu.be/xnC-9vLDKo4 ) That line, from Tennyson’s Charge Of The Light Brigade, neatly sums up where Keir Starmer’s at. And, just as it didn’t end well for the unfortunate British cavalrymen, he too knows the end could be nigh for his premiership. As our Political Correspondent Peter Spencer reports, he’s facing fire from all sides – both at home and abroad. The Tories may have given the Chinese long spoon treatment for years, but Starmer’s g

Read on, or view here: https://youtu.be/n8lCmjz2_6g Wherever you look, the wheels are coming off. Across The Pond, the orange-tinted wrecking ball seems unable to distinguish between fact and fiction, or between between friend and foe. A problem for nations across the globe, though a little local difficulty’s also cropped up here, in the shape of Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham. Meaning Keir Starmer’s hold on power is looking ever more tenuous. To deal with the tottering world