"WHO will speak for England?" thundered the Daily Mail in characteristically hyperbolic fashion, following the draft publication of David Cameron's European deal. As if, when we debate Britain's future during the European Union referendum, there will be any shortage of people who try.Yet in another, entirely unrelated sense, the question does represent one of the biggest questions in contemporary British politics. And not only England too – also Stoke-on-Trent, North...
