Tag: Politics

This article was first published in CityAM Who knows, Theresa May’s deal may yet get through parliament at the third attempt. It seems unlikely given…

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In the land of pantomime, this government has led – maybe even forced – parliament to turn itself into a tragic farce. Last week’s events…

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…and why we need a radical centre Based on the book “The Death of Liberal Democracy?” The Rt Hon the Lord LansleyFormer Secretary of State…

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I have always wanted to go ‘beyond satire’. Now I have actually, I am proud to say, been accused of it. Among other things. Why?…

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As Brexit Day approaches, it seems fair to look back and conclude with a reasonable amount of certainty that the British political system was either…

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In Brooklyn, a suburb of New York where he was born 77 years ago, Bernie Sanders launched his presidential campaign on Saturday, March 2, 2019….

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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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This article first appeared in the Times of Malta Towards the end of last year, my investment manager sent out a note that took the…

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There is a reason why we talk about the Westminster bubble; it is small, reasonably hermetic, claustrophobic at times, and most will agree it feels…

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This article first appeared in The Guardian I was almost 22 in March 1981 when the SDP gang of four (as we called them in…

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Despite the headline, I actually don’t want to talk about Shamima Begum in the specific very much in this article. I don’t want to get…

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There is a hidden gender problem deep in the heart of Westminster. We often talk about the number of female MPs in parties and on…

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