Labour’s poll lead is down to Truss, not Starmer
Barring an absolute clanger, Labour will be in government come the next general election. But it won’t be because of Starmer. Continue reading Labour’s poll lead is down to Truss, not Starmer
Review: This England episode one gives a chilling early look at the pandemic in Britain
Kenneth Branagh stars as Boris Johnson in this account of the early days of the pandemic in Britain. Continue reading Review: This England episode one gives a chilling early look at the pandemic in Britain
Meloni’s victory in Italy strengthens European Right
Giorgia Meloni has an ideology which many consider dangerously right-wing – but she’s managed to beat back the Establishment and take the Brothers of Italy to victory. Continue reading Meloni’s victory in Italy strengthens European Right
Film review: The Railway Children Return
Jenny Agutter is a teapot on the mantlepiece of classic British cinema in this outstanding legacy sequel. Continue reading Film review: The Railway Children Return
Redaction Report full show September 2022: Russia on the back foot in Ukraine
The situation in Ukraine has looked positive for the resistance as of late. Continue reading Redaction Report full show September 2022: Russia on the back foot in Ukraine
Anti-Monarchist arrests reflect ever-present threat of creeping authoritarianism
Suppression of free speech – regardless of whether the UK is in a period of national mourning or not – is extremely worrying. Continue reading Anti-Monarchist arrests reflect ever-present threat of creeping authoritarianism
Iran Nuclear Deal: EU deadlock undermines much-awaited agreement
Biden wants it done. Iran wants it done. The EU is keen. But diplomatic complications, once again, threaten the salvaging of the nuclear deal. Continue reading Iran Nuclear Deal: EU deadlock undermines much-awaited agreement
Poland’s right-wing ruling party flirts with Euroscepticism
Law and Justice have taken aim in recent weeks at the EU establishment. Continue reading Poland’s right-wing ruling party flirts with Euroscepticism
‘Credo’ – Will Italians believe in Matteo Salvini?
Matteo Salvini’s Lega Nord has upward momentum ahead of this month’s elections in Italy – will his new calmer approach to politics land him in Chigi Palace? Continue reading ‘Credo’ – Will Italians believe in Matteo Salvini?
Al-Qaeda’s future may be uncertain – but their threat has not diminished
When Ayman al-Zawahiri was kiled, Biden said “justice has been delivered and this terrorist leader is no more.”
But his calming tone must not, however, obscure the group’s continuing threat. Continue reading Al-Qaeda’s future may be uncertain – but their threat has not diminished
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