I remember thinking, during the Brexit campaign back in 2016, that if only the Remain side had made sure that their opponents did not get…
I remember thinking, during the Brexit campaign back in 2016, that if only the Remain side had made sure that their opponents did not get…
Sir Vince Cable, with his co-athor and wife, Rachel, in conversation with political journalist, Anne Perkins about their new book about his time in the…
An important trick of political communications is to ensure that you set the bar low enough for any performance to exceed expectations. In this respect…
It is a little terrifying to think that thee general election of 1997, which brought with it such a sea change in our politics, was…
This article first appeared in I News The Lib Dems can’t credibly claim to be the alternative government-in-waiting, so they need to work with Labour…
Here’s a conundrum. How do you make something interesting when even its name might be a turn-off? OK, let’s try it: liberalism. Does that word…
The great sage of the US House of Representatives, Tip O’Neill, gave us the admonition that ‘All politics is local.’. Recent by-election wins by the…
This post first appeared as a blog on The I Paper website… The North Shropshire by-election result is undoubtedly remarkable, with the Lib Dems coming back…
Radix is featured prominently in the October 2021 issue of InterLib: Journal of the Liberal International British Group with reviews of both our recent online…
In 1989, two months before the fall of the Berlin Wall, Paddy Ashdown published a short and visionary book called Citizens’ Britain: A Radical Agenda for…
The Chesham and Amersham by-election has caused a bit of an earthquake in a political landscape that many thought was frozen with no credible opposition…
My brother-in-law appears to be becoming some kind of bellwether of British electoral politics – he has voted at least four ways to my certain…