Freedland and the Blame Game: What Centrists are getting wrong about Labour’s electoral collapseAn Opinium poll from September 2019 conducted just over two months before the 2019 general election, suggested that the climate crisis…Dec 17, 2019Dec 17, 2019
Does Labour Have an Antisemitism Crisis or Does it Have a Perceived Antisemitism Crisis?Some might argue that the question posed in this title is simply academic. “Whether they have one or not isn’t the point,” they might say…Jul 16, 2019Jul 16, 2019
Global DistortionsCorporate protectionism through disproportionate news coverageFeb 4, 2019Feb 4, 2019
The Champagne TipplerWe are living at a time, at least in my lifetime, when we most need to engage with those whose views differ from ours, even — perhaps…Oct 12, 2018Oct 12, 2018
Meersseman: Mastermind or Snake Oil Salesman“Now, you listen here. He’s not the Messiah; he’s a very naughty boy. Now, go away!” Life of Brian, 1979Sep 25, 2018Sep 25, 2018
The Guardian: Accusers and Purveyors of Fake NewsPart Four— Fake News in The Guardian, Improved Journalism in General and What That Could Lead ToJan 10, 2018Jan 10, 2018
The Guardian: Accusers and Purveyors of Fake NewsPart Three — What Should Journalism Be and How Does The Guardian Fit?Nov 30, 2017Nov 30, 2017
The Guardian: Accusers and Purveyors of Fake NewsPart Two — Complicity in PropagandaNov 23, 2017Nov 23, 2017
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Leave LogicThe EU Referendum was just over a year ago, but the political fall-out from the result will reverberate for decades.Aug 23, 2017Aug 23, 2017