The problem with making politics boring
Tuesday 25th October bought a degree of certainty in British politics for the first time in a while. Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister with no
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Tuesday 25th October bought a degree of certainty in British politics for the first time in a while. Rishi Sunak became Prime Minister with no
If anybody hadn’t heard of the Just Stop Oil movement, they definitely have now. Over the past few weeks, protests have swept across the country
Two weeks ago I wrote an article about ‘what has happened since Kwasi Kwarteng’s mini-budget.’ The situation at the time seemed incredulous enough – skyrocketing
It’s easy to think the next general election is game, set and match to Labour. A recent YouGov poll showed the party 33% ahead of
When a national mood sweeps across a country, divisions shatter away. A consensus is repeated,with any dissent, a slight deviation, is shunned, at best, with
Earlier this week the Resolution Foundation proposed that 25-year-olds be handed £10,000 to help reduce inter-generational unfairness. As the story broke, our Social Media Manager,
“What’s the first rule of politics?: learn to count”. Lyndon B. Johnson may have uttered these words decades ago, but their prevalence and relevance still
With less than 100 days to go until the US Presidential election, Democratic nominee Joe Biden is winning in the polls but losing the enthusiasm
So far, Keir Starmer, the new leader of the Labour Party has kept his cards close to his chest, portraying an image of competence in
The current discourse around the British Empire is all too geared towards the destruction of our history. This is not helpful. The Black Lives Matter
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