To some analysts, the so-called ‘Red Wall’ was not lost due to Brexit or Jeremy Corbyn in 2019. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Remembering New Labour’s Foreign Policy

The question of how to reclaim the Red Wall has no doubt left many heads raw from scratching in Labour HQ since that night – and now the self-styled ‘New Leadership’ has a chance to test the waters. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Who is winning in the Red Wall?

Biden’s done a little more than his predecessor – but he could have done a lot. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: The American Rescue Plan is a microcosm of Biden’s ideology

Three months into his tenure, Trump struck Syria – Biden took less than two to carry out a similarly ‘statesmanlike’ move. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: By striking Syria, Biden ‘just became President’

Starmer came into the leadership with a far easier job than Corbyn did. No Brexit to deal with, no political baggage from his past and a fair few open goals that the Tory handling of the pandemic opened up. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Starmer’s tepid speech reflects the hollowing out of the Labour Party

Rule Britannia! The Kent coronavirus stain makes waves across the world and the country is winning the vaccine race at home. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Britannia(’s virus) rules the waves

Just when one thinks Starmer’s Labour can’t sink any lower, one remembers that he is New Labour, after all. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Flag Waving won’t win back the ‘Red Wall’

There’s not too much to like about Joe Biden’s foreign policy – but pausing arms sales to Saudi Arabia is an encouraging sign. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Biden might be alright, after all

Donald Trump is finally gone. You’ve known that since November 5, but up till the moment Joe Biden was inaugurated, there were lingering doubts over his possible antics. Continue reading Redaction Weekly: Let’s all go to brunch