Day: 14 May 2010

May 14, 2010 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Dissolution on 55% There is a good deal of political, academic and legal noise building up over this. If you take it literally as an unchangeable statute, it is unsustainable. If you treat it as a current plan to guide the Prime Minister, who by moving to a fixed term Parliaments of 5 years has given up […]

May 14, 2010 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Foreign Policy William Haig is off to the US immediately to meet Hilary Clinton for talks. This is very good news. Hilary should be impressed. Haig has the potential to be the best British foreign secretary for some time. This blog has always followed the theme of my book to urge a more independent foreign […]

May 14, 2010 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

The Constitution. Both in my book, in this blog and in a separate campaign, most of which through lack of media interest goes on behind the scenes, I have pressed for a clearer understanding of our Constitution and ultimately one which is written down. Some controversey is now breaking out over the coalition proposal to […]