No 10 should not seek to divide 'the people' and their politicians

Manipulative and divisive language may succeed in the short term but poses a threat to democracy I was glad to see the new leader of the Commons, Jacob Rees-Mogg, get to grips with language issues early doors. Language matters, and while I doubt the leader's office was waiting to take advantage of him by springing over-familiar salutations towards MPs, correct usage is not inconsequential. Perhaps I might guide him to a couple of other areas worth his and others' scrutiny. No 10 has decreed that...