Post Truth: the new war on truth and how to fight back, by Matthew d’Ancona – book review
Let’s take back civic responsibility
25 June 2017 · Leave a comment
A ‘post-war consensus’ for the 21st century
In the past, the future was something exciting, not scary.
16 May 2017 · Leave a comment
The Wall Jumper, by Peter Schneider – book review
Fake news had nothing on 1980s Berlin – a place without truth where citizens searched for identity
29 March 2017 · 3 Comments
Vanity Fair
After Blair, two more party leaders have a day in the sun
28 February 2017 · Leave a comment
Blair, Remain and why fact-checkers miss the point
The ex-PM’s speech is a starting point
20 February 2017 · Leave a comment
Clive Lewis, Kremlinology, and the Corbyn end game
Tipping point for Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour leadership?
8 February 2017 · Leave a comment
All Out War, by Tim Shipman: a remainer’s review
Vivid, energetic, gloomy.
30 January 2017 · 4 Comments
What would Rob do? Why The Archers holds the key to understanding what Donald Trump – and Nigel Farage – will do next
An unholy trinity
29 November 2016 · 1 Comment
Electoral reform: one out of four ain’t good enough
The idea of reducing the size of the House of Commons is cynicism masquerading as idealism
15 November 2016 · Leave a comment
