Unleashing Demons – the inside story of Brexit, by Craig Oliver – book review
The Black Box of the car crash
21 July 2019 · Leave a comment
Things can only get worse? by John O’Farrell – book review
Not a political thriller. But I am thrilled.
9 June 2019 · Leave a comment
Three colours: blue. Conservative conference 2018
Venn grassroots attack
5 October 2018 · Leave a comment
Three colours: red. Labour conference 2018
Passionate, serious and sober
28 September 2018 · Leave a comment
Three colours: yellow. Liberal Democrats conference 2018
Unforgiven yet forgotten
21 September 2018 · Leave a comment
Talking about trust
Onora O’Neill’s model of trust has resonance for the third sector – and everyone else
9 September 2018 · 2 Comments
How to lose a referendum, by Jason Farrell and Paul Goldsmith – book review
A tale stunning in its simultaneous simplicity and complexity
25 July 2018 · 1 Comment
The Last Campaign: Robert F Kennedy and 82 days that inspired America, by Thurston Clarke – book review
Why a campaign that lasted just 82 days still has resonance today
10 June 2018 · Leave a comment
The Ice Swimmer, by Kjell Ola Dahl – book review
The pages drip with menace
21 April 2018 · 1 Comment
Fire and Fury, by Michael Wolff – book review
A frustrating and puzzling book (much like its subject)
28 January 2018 · 2 Comments
