Simon Heffer's Blog, page 60

Tuition fees aren't the only thing Nick Clegg has to be ashamed about

The Lib Dem leader's breathtaking retreat from principle is reaping its just
reward, argues Simon Heffer.

Confessions of a bridge addict

Once I learned the game at the age of 12, it became an immediate obsession,
reveals Simon Heffer.

Frank Field is spot on - blame bad parents, not poverty

We must face up to the chronic inability of many people bring up their
children properly, says Simon Heffer.

There's no need for Mervyn King to resign. He told the truth

Mervyn King was right to have a low opinion of George Osborne, argues Simon
Heffer.

Is England too honest to survive?

Straight dealing in almost any international forum these days is utterly
non-existent, says Simon Heffer.

This self-serving Coalition is ripping up our constitution

The Lib Dems' determination to end collective responsibility in the Cabinet
will end in chaos, argues Simon Heffer.

Cricket's love of lucre has stained the sport

The true game is the one still being played on England's village greens and
school fields, says Simon Heffer

Let Camilla take her rightful place as Queen Consort

For Britons, treating the Duchess like some second-class member of the Royal
family will not do, says Simon Heffer.

The game will soon be up for the euro

The euro will fail because nations still have an identity, and don't see
themselves working to make sacrifices for profligate neighbours, writes Simon
Heffer.

Ed Miliband's 'relaunch' will only get Labour so far

For all his rhetoric about breaking with the past, until last May Ed Miliband
was a turgidly loyal Brownite, writes Simon Heffer.