In a letter to The Times newspaper, John Taylor said the Good Friday Agreement could soon collapse because of Irish involvement in the internal affairs of the assembly.
The joy of its output is that, as a chap who lives in southern England, I am admirably well informed about the progress of Scottish football teams, the workings of the Welsh health service, and the internal machinations of the Stormont assembly.
Devolving these functions, in which Tory rule has been most irksome to the Scots, to an Edinburgh assembly should do little to disturb Britain's internal common market in goods and services.