Tag: Labour Party

Sir Vince Cable, with his co-athor and wife, Rachel, in conversation with political journalist, Anne Perkins discussing their new book about his time in the…

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The biggest criticism of Keir Starmer over the last eighteen months had been a lack of clarity over what he stands for. What does he…

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Warring Fictions: Left Populism and it’s defining myths (Rowman & Littlefield, 2019) Colin Talbot talks to Chris Clarke, one of the latest writers to try…

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For political nerds, a club of which I confess to being a fully paid-up member, elections are usually times of great excitement. Yet this election…

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We are offered a contest between two leaders while trends point to multi-party competition It may seem an absurd question to ask ourselves as the…

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Is the Lberal Democrats’ promise to revoke Article 50 a masterstroke or a big mistake?

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As I watch the woeful spectacle of the appointment of the UK’s next prime minister by an un-representative electoral college that is at the top…

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Immediately following the Euro elections I wrote: “Given the success of the Brexit Party, the likelihood is that the Tories might feel compelled to move to…

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The Lib Dems are on a roll, the Greens are still making progress but Change UK have had a disastrous few weeks.  Nevertheless, unless you believe…

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I was fascinated last month while writing about the great Distributist G. K. Chesterton, to find his description of why he stopped being a socialist….

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As a young man, G. K. Chesterton turned away from socialism to be a Liberal because, he claimed at the time, of the “tone of…

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The German SPD Social Democratic party is in deep crisis. A reluctant coalition partner once again with Angela Merkel’s CDU, poll ratings place the SPD…

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