James Millar
James Millar: Borders barney frees forces not understood
James Millar: Do not adjust your set, it’s the new normal
James Millar: Books that speak volumes about our times
James Millar: Rees-Mogg needs to update his outlook
James Millar: Opening up is hard to do – for governments
James Millar: If we can’t take history lessons, at least let’s learn something about basic geography
James Millar: Keir Starmer has teed Labour up nicely for a shot at an unlikely victory
James Millar: Serious situation requires a serious leader
James Millar: Blair could yet have his Bobby Ewing moment
James Millar: When the PM shuffles his deck, expect the Jacks and the Kings to come out on top – again
James Millar: Listening to the tune the public is singing is how politicians will glimpse the true face behind the mask
James Millar: The two unguarded words that unleashed a decade of duff politics
James Millar: This is supposed to be a Brexit election – but meaningful debate of the issue is awfully thin on the ground
James Millar: Politicians who seek to constrict dreams are bound to fail
James Millar: Swinson snub could backfire on big guns
James Millar: There is a party with all the answers on Brexit after all it turns out – a Roman toga party
James Millar: Hide from reality if you must – but it will only hurt all the more when it bites
James Millar: Online world has pushed politics off course
James Millar: When Boris is so bad he makes Corbyn look good, the real losers are Labour
James Millar: If vegetables were the funniest thing at this year’s fringe, politicians were the most absurd
James Millar: The maths looks bad for Boris – but even worse for everyone else
James Millar: If Scotland is to be the climate emergency saviour, it will take more than pointing fingers at London
James Millar: Minorities retort – why fans of Boris will have to answer for his populist shtick
