An Easter Reflection
As a Christian, my faith plays an important role in all my life including my work in Parliament. Today is Maundy Thursday and my mind has turned to Easter. As […]
As a Christian, my faith plays an important role in all my life including my work in Parliament. Today is Maundy Thursday and my mind has turned to Easter. As […]
I’m quite the fan of words. I suppose I wouldn’t have a blog if I wasn’t. But I’ve posted about words before here, here and here. I love the clever […]
There’s a slow, seeping, realisation in the UK media that a disaster of epic proportions is heading for the British people. The tectonic speed of this realisation frustrates me immensely, […]
So the sun has set on 2012. Seems to have gone in the blink of an eye. I’ve been personally busy with work and home stuff and not really posted […]
Conference is a surreal thing. The conference itself is pretty much the same every year. Lots of set-piece speeches leaked to the press before-hand, a bit of debate from the […]
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 […]
Well, I’m back from my holidays with a bump. After the elated moods of the Olympics, I seem to have returned to the UK in its normal summer silly season […]
It’s fascinating to see the House of Commons beginning the 2nd reading of the Reform of the House of Lords Bill. Nick Clegg is being attacked by members of his […]
BBC Newsnight is a bit of a game. The presenters, most notably Jeremy Paxman, try to catch politicians out with a good line of questioning. Meanwhile, the politicians try to […]
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, […]