Tag: Boris Johnson

In a futile attempt to prevent Boris Johnson’s defenestration last year, Jacob Rees Mogg tried to browbeat his ministerial colleagues by demanding that a change…

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My personal experience of regeneration is that my job is two-fold. My job is that I am an exorcist. I’m not joking. I go to places like mid-Cornwall,…

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“Rather than love, than money, than fame, give me truth.”Henry David Thoreau, Walden, 1854 Not so Fred Goodwin, or too many others that bring our…

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There is suddenly a great deal of talk, on all sides of the political sweep, about the prospects of a pact between Labour and the…

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One of the peculiar things about being a radical centrist is that we don’t like taking obvious sides or following crowds. We are liable to…

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I remember meeting my cousin Courtney Boyle, who I am called after, only once – when I was eight years old. He was generous enough…

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I have to say that I feel sorry for Allegra Stratton. I completely agreed with Matthew Parris about her predicament – that was no laugh…

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Call me a deluded romantic if you like. But I still believe that an independent media, the fourth estate, forms an important pillar on which…

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Well, it will hardly be a novelty to add to the chorus of media commentators who predict the end of Boris Johnson’s premiership by late…

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Just as we’ve all come up for air after the thrills and spills of conference season, we are plunged headlong into Budget Season. Is it…

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“I have free will. Responsible for my own actions. I should ask for forgiveness, yet, I declare I do not seek teshuva… I’m unrepentant. What I’m going to write,…

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Living abroad, it has been an interesting experience observing the goings-on in Britain during the latest phase of the pandemic, and now potentially slowly moving…

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