That this House notes that 2027 will mark 1,100 years since the year 927, when King Athelstan took control of York and brought Northumbria into the first politically united English kingdom; recognises...

The man most likely to be the next prime minister says his devolution plans would "drive good growth in every postcode".

An interesting insight from former diplomat David Frost, writing in the Telegraph. [The UK], we claimed, was uniquely capable of absorbing migrants from all round the world, for they could take the…

Exclusive: New loopholes for developers will exacerbate extreme disparities across country, charity coalition warns

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Earlier today Wes Streeting delivered his resignation speech in Parliament. His thoughts on nationalism and patriotism are worth noting. I left the Government because we are in the fight of our liv…

The UK Covid-19 Inquiry found that UK Government announcements frequently failed to clarify whether lockdown rules and health measures applied across all four nations or were restricted to England …

He’s running! Or at least jogging. So perhaps we should remind ourselves of Andy Burnham’s views on England. One of Burnham’s arguments against an English parliament is that his h…

Unlike Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales, England does not have a devolved national assembly.

A great bit of writing from Elliot Bulmer explaining the annual St George’s Day doom loop of agonising over English national identity. Like Kashmiris, Kurds and Uyghurs, the English must deba…

THE attitude of English voters toward the Union have been revealed in a new report published on St George’s Day.

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According to the disgraced former home secretary Suella Braverman, born Sue-Ellen, after J.R. Ewing's alcoholic wife in the hit TV show Dallas, I am definitely not English. In a Telegraph article she ...

The gap between support for Irish unity and Northern Ireland staying in the UK has narrowed in the past year.

Angela Rayner says the reorganisation marks a generational power shift but the Tories say it is a

Spokesperson denies decision to change name to HMS Achilles was made to avoid upsetting the French

The system that emerges from reorganisation will be unfit to inherit the name ‘local government’, wr...

Explore the English Devolution White Paper, its proposed changes, and whether it represents true devolution or a patchwork solution.

On the 12th Dec Rachel Reeves headed up to Darlington to meet with regional mayors to talk about their plans to make every part of Britain better off, and to visit Darlington Economic Campus (DEC) …

Ensuring fairness between all the citizens of the UK is a permanent headache for any Westminster government. The word "devolution" implies England will be getting some of what the other nations have g...

European Movement UK recently did a webinar featuring Caroline Lucas and John Denham on the Role of National Identity in the Journey Back to Europe. It’s well worth a watch.In the Q&As th…

With Reform UK predicted to win course to win up to a dozen seats in the 2026 Holyrood election, Alex Massie has said “We can no longer claim that Reform is an English nationalist project.&#8…

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The change is part of the government's new action plan for meeting its 2030 clean power target.

Matthew Pennycook says development will be focused on areas where housing is least affordable.

Over the past few days there’s been a dawning realisation that Labour’s plans for English devolution might be an attack on local democracy. The Times warned us that ministers are drawin…

Dear DCMS, I am writing to ask why your press release on the National Youth Strategy doesn’t mention which nation the ‘National’ in ‘National Youth Strategy’ refers to…

Writing in the pages of New Statesman, democracy campaigner and all round good-egg Anthony Barnett has asked its readers ‘what about my country?’. Barnett speaks as an Englishman who wa…

Great Britain’s largest constituent is a nation lost within a multinational state.

Behind Labour’s drive for a council of regions and empowered mayors lies a shrouded attack on English nationhood

Great Britain’s largest constituent is a nation lost within a multinational state.