17 September, 20268 September, 2026 Marian Halcombe

Robert Jenrick: Welfare Reform and the Curse of AI Prose

20 July, 202611 August, 2026 Alan Bickley

Burnham’s Thermidor

15 June, 202624 June, 2026 Alan Bickley

Makerfield and the Politics of Pressure

21 February, 20265 March, 2026 Alan Bickley

Rupert Lowe: Wrecker or Useful Wrecker?

30 January, 20262 February, 2026 Neil Lock

Who’s a Fascist?

20 January, 202624 January, 2026 Len D. Pozeram

The Function of Farage: A Commentary on Marian Halcombe’s Analysis

14 January, 20262 February, 2026 Marian Halcombe

Zahawi and the Managed Collapse of Reform

1 January, 20267 January, 2026 Alan Bickley

Britain’s Youth Exodus: Labour’s Crime, Conservative Guilt

16 September, 202520 September, 2025 Alan Bickley

Danny Kruger and the Kiss of Death

10 September, 202520 September, 2025 Alan Bickley

Starmer’s Thermidor: The Blairite Restoration

17 June, 202514 June, 2025 Len D. Pozeram

Response to “The Fire Under Keir Starmer – And Why Labour Will Win the Next Election”

4 June, 202514 June, 2025 Alan Bickley

The Fire Under Keir Starmer, and Why Labour Will Win the Next Election

8 April, 20256 April, 2025 Marian Halcombe

Reform UK: A Gust of Stale Air

27 March, 20256 April, 2025 Without Prejudice

Hugo Miller – My letter to Nigel Farage

16 March, 202515 March, 2025 Alan Bickley

Peter Watson – Reply re Farage

14 March, 202514 March, 2025 Bryan Mercadente

Nigel Farage: The Man Who Would Be King, But Should He?

9 March, 202512 March, 2025 Alan Bickley

Reform UK: Last Hope, or False Hope?

10 February, 202512 March, 2025 Alan Bickley

Kemi Badenoch: One Hundred Promising Days

13 January, 202512 March, 2025 Bryan Mercadente

Why Reform Threatens the Conservatives More Than Labour: A Rebuttal to Paul Goodman

13 January, 202512 March, 2025 Bryan Mercadente

Daniel Hannan’s Hollow Plea: Propping Up a Party Deserving of Oblivion