Co-written by Jeff Tooze and Pete Sears – The following is our take on the upcoming Conservative Leadership election and its many candidates. The Conservative Party has faced existential crises before. Yet, be it the […]
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London Bridge is Falling Down
Three terrorists shot and killed, at least seven dead and fifty more seriously injured in the heart of London. This madness has to stop and it starts with admitting the problem. Repeating “they will not […]
Dis-May
As somebody who has long championed the Brexit cause, I should be in a state of glee. A Conservative prime-minister is seeking a mandate to deliver the only kind of Brexit that is meaningful; one […]
Bouncing off the Neoliberal Bubble
I watch Question Time nearly every week. However, this may be the last time I watch it in a long while. I would have loved to have had the time to have penned an article […]
Why Britain should Leave the European Union
I have been wanting to sit down and do this for a long time, but today I was finally provoked into articulating the reasons why I think Britain should leave the European Union on the […]
Is Kendall a Keeper?
So the first poll to shed a bit of light on how the Labour leadership contest is progressing is already causing major wobbles. First, Tony Blair came out of his self-imposed ‘victory-lap’ exile on Tuesday and […]
Left Behind
It is not just an opinion that appealing to enough of the centre ground is the way to win a British General election, it is a psephological fact. Consequently, Labour is in very real danger […]
Well Done David!
As you may have come to realise, very little impresses me, especially politicians; and especially so when they are talking about, or more often avoiding the issue of Islam as a route to extremism. However, today […]
Greece is the Word
I have deliberately tried to steer away from discussing the doldrums of Greece here, not because I can’t get my head around it, but because the resolution to this situation from an economic perspective is […]
The Four Horsemen of the ‘Labpocalypse’
If I were inclined to be pessimistic my Sunday has been ruined. However, optimistically, my day couldn’t have been more politically satisfying. I usually look forward to watching Andrew Neil on the Sunday politics as […]
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