Back in 2016, Trump stood for the Presidency on an "America First" ticket. It sounded like a call for national sovereignty. But here in 2026, "Trumpism" has mutated into something far more sinister. Since regaining the White House,
New struggles, new issues, new alliances. Recent events by Trump have sent a rocket under the global assumptions and the world order
ID Cards Are Not the Answer: Labour’s Desperate Dig for a Solution. The Labour Government’s sudden announcement to introduce electronic ID cards.
Get In: The Inside Story of Labour Under Starmer By Patrick Maguire & Gabriel Pogrund. The Puppet and the Master. A look under the bonnet of how Sir Keir Starmer became Prime Minister.
Starmer: At The Crossroads. Sir Kier Starmer is at a crossroads in his ascent to power both in the Labour party and in government.
Are the Labour Party turning into shapeshifters and stealing Tory and Reform’s clothes? The risk for the opposition is that Labour may not only do what they say, but also become popular with the general population, even if parts of their own party are dead against it.
Southport – the match that lit the multicultural tinderbox. The Southport stabbings in July 2024 had no direct relation to the summer disorders that followed.
In an era when manifestos have become costed menus, the main political parties have strayed far away from having an ideology. Are we now on the cusp of populism?
An unpopular election. The electorate is unmoved by a lack of real choices of who to vote for. Neither Starmer nor Sunak are proving to be a clear winner.
The first Leaders debate was like a slugfest as each leader attacked each other through each soundbite issue. Watching Sunak and Starmer last night was tough.
