I have been watching politics for fifty years now. In that case I should have learned that there is nothing to be learned from a
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I don’t want work to go back to normal
I have been thinking about work. I am aware that there are quite a lot of people of my age who do so, and decide
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Hopeless, helpless, and so useless
It came as no great surprise to anyone (and I would include the Health Secretary in that category) that it was revealed yesterday that both
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80,000
I noted last September that I had, slightly to my surprise, reached 60,000 Twitter followers. Partly on the basis of that the Institute of Chartered
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The morning view
This does not happen very often, but I woke up this morning, immediately picked up the iPad to review the news, as is my usual
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Now all my lies are proved untrue
Borrowed from Poems on the Underground (which was such a great idea until I stopped travelling on it more than a year ago): A Dead
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Our tax system is as biased as that in the USA, and all with the intention of making the rich richer
US think tank Problublica recently published a report that it said: demolishes the cornerstone myth of the American tax system: that everyone pays their fair
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The death of our democracy is no longer happening in slow motion
I wrote this two tweet thread yesterday in exasperation at the contempt the government has for Parliament, and the role that the current Speaker has
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Is July 19 really the terminus date? I doubt it.
The Prime Minister has delayed the June 21 unlocking from all Covid restrictions until July 19. That, he says, is the terminus date. He means
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