Opinion

Cooperation deserves a fair hearing—and an open record of what it delivers, what it costs and what remains unresolved.

Protect worship, preserve religious institutions’ civic voice and tell people when they are being invited to a political event.

Recovery, negotiation and legal challenges need different evidence, institutions and timetables. Prepare the next step now.

Small contributions can widen political ownership—if supporters can see the accounts and question the decisions.

Follow each agreement and each payment. Moral outrage deserves an evidence base and a remedy that can withstand scrutiny.

Supporting the infrastructure programme means making its payments, progress and deadlines open to public scrutiny.