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Cameron signals left, but turns right. Can he please now choose a direction?

It's time for the Prime Minister to make up his mind. Will he seize the chance to reshape British politics?

27 September 2014

9:00 AM

27 September 2014

9:00 AM

It is not mere hyperbole to say that the period between the Conservative party conference and the general election will be momentous. The next election will decide whether we have a chance to vote on Britain’s relationship with the European Union. Both Labour and the Conservative party will try to tackle ‘the English question’ — together with other great issues raised by the Scottish referendum.

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Adrian Wooldridge is the author, with John Micklethwait, of The Fourth Revolution: the Global Race to Reinvent the State (Allen Lane).

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