Why Now Was The Wrong Time For Cameron To Reshuffle
There are already hundreds of news articles, op-eds, and blogs discussing the rights and wrongs – and, indeed, the rights and lefts – of David Cameron’s reshuffle. They’ll tell you […]
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Clegg, Cameron, And Europe: The Big Kerfuffle
What a kerfuffle, eh? The press do love a bit of a fight. Most journalism is about disagreement, difference and dissent. It creates drama and drives a story. In general, […]
Cameron’s Euro-Headache
Sometimes in life, it’s nice to know that some things just don’t change. I know, for instance, that there’s always a bed for me at my mum’s house. I know […]
Behind Closed Doors
Let me tell you a little story. It won’t take up too much of your time. In my home neighbourhood, there were a family who lived nearby whose children were […]
A judgement call: Holiday Reblog
Well, Dear Reader, my holiday is nearing it’s end. I hope when I come back I’ll have something exciting to write about from my travels. As it’s Friday I decided […]
The Week The Press Went Boom
I’m sure you’ve all been made aware of the Murdochs hitting the big red button marked destruct on the News of the World. There’s been a lot written about it. […]
The Three Priorities
Do you remember a few years ago when David Cameron, trying to claim to be the heir to Blair, decided to ape TB’s famous ‘priorities’ line? Tony had said that […]
Tuitio Fidei et Obsequium Pauperum
As an Anglican Christian and political activist, I felt compelled to comment on the attacks on Rowan Williams, Archbishop of Canterbury after his critique of the government. I don’t think […]
Oh Dear, What Can The Matter Be?
David Cameron tries so hard. He tries hard to be a modern, liberal politician. But now and then, his mask slips. He’s a decent confident performer at the despatch box. […]
No-Fly Doesn’t Fly
There’s a very strong moral argument for sending the military into Libya. In fact, it’s fairly common knowledge that the Special Air Service and Special Boat Service are already operating […]
