Smash hit

A gross insult to the people of Europe

The EU should be trying to woo the public, not alienate them. They should listen to the sceptics

It would be wrong for Brown to try to cling on

The Prime Minister has lost voters’ confidence. They will not want to wait for a second general election to bring change

Which will come top: paper or gold?

Printing presses have been pumping out dollars and pounds. Little wonder many are seeking a more trusty store of value

Miliband is well suited for Brussels

The Foreign Secretary is a better diplomat than he is a leader. He would be good for Europe

In grief, Dr Johnson unearthed wisdom

When his beloved 90-year-old mother died, the great man was moved to write his only novel

A hung Parliament is in the balance

Labour could still deny the Tories not just a handsome majority but any majority

Is it over between Britain and Europe?

After the forced Yes vote in Ireland we can ask if the benefits outweigh the sacrifices of staying in the EU

Yet more rules? Can Mr Brown be serious?

The Prime Minster seems to want Britain ever more tangled in the kind of regulations that trapped Baroness Scotland

Rule Britannia? Not if the EU gets its way

We should have the referendum we were promised, whatever the result of the Irish vote on Lisbon

Cameron must fight the quangocracy

The Tories must win control over the plethora of bodies that dole out public money

We will sink in a sea of new rules

Leaders from Edward III to Edward Heath have discovered that pay controls do not work