The Republicans have always been the party of businessmen. The Democrats have generally been the party of labour. Almost everything else has been volatile. (View Post)

New builds are a little smaller, which is inevitable given the decline in numbers of person per household; no pressing need for more six-bedroom homes on big sites. But overall, houses are much bette… (View Post)

Outside a dozen constituencies there is too much risk of tactical "error" votes for Starmer-Lab, plus personal factors and 2019 factors. Even some of the numerically close constituencies ar… (View Post)

Certainly. But by then, the number of Tory women had roughly doubled, and after then 1992 losses the number of Tory men had dipped. Also, Major was certainly more a person who cared about other peopl… (View Post)

It's not just Rees-Mogg or old-fashioned bosses - practically all the major multinational companies are moving toward requiring more onsite time. Identifying the reasons why may be more enlighte… (View Post)