No is not enough, by Naomi Klein – book review
Not enough. But a start.
31 July 2017 · Leave a comment
Why the Tories won, by Tim Ross – book review #Election2017
Are we in Groundhog Day?
2 May 2017 · Leave a comment
The Unfinished Revolution by Philip Gould – book review
After Copeland, some lessons from the 1990s
27 February 2017 · 2 Comments
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
Politics in crisis: the role of the polls
Polls are taking on a life of their own. It isn’t their fault.
10 November 2016 · Leave a comment
After Brexit – five questions for the Labour party
It’s down to tactics now, as the Labour leadership struggle rumbles on. Angela Eagle is, we hear, poised to strike. Personally, I’d advise that Ms Eagle and Mr Smith make … Continue reading
4 July 2016 · Leave a comment
The answer from where extra flood defence money should come is obvious
Defence begins at home
29 December 2015 · 1 Comment
A venomous but non-fatal sting: the Hornet’s Nest report is fundamentally flawed
No analysis, no argument, just assertion: A Hornet’s Nest is a bad piece of work
23 December 2015 · 3 Comments
Postcard from Manchester: the only way is down
If you follow these kinds of things, you’ll already know that the Tories made a rather serious pitch for the centre ground, and that David Cameron’s potential successors have already … Continue reading
13 October 2015 · 1 Comment
