The disconnect between the UK’s politicians and ethics is becoming ever clearer. As John Crace notes in The Guardian today, Kemi Badenoch was in action
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A politics of care will be needed
RobertJ wrote this in a comment on the blog last night (I have edited only very slightly, for presentation purposes): The problem [we have] is
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Why politicians won’t fix affordability
Across the UK and beyond, politicians talk endlessly about affordability — yet nothing improves. Why? Because they are blaming inflation when the real issue is
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Most people in Scotland think Nigel Farage is a racist
As The National (for whom I write, to make my biases clear) has reported this morning: MOST Scots believe Nigel Farage is a racist, an exclusive poll
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Because a few are seeking to exploit the many the world must live in fear
Watching the news over the last day or so has been unsettling. It is already clear that the Trump regime in the US does not
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Why is the US taking control of Venezuela?
What is the US invasion / regime change / taking control of Venezuela all about? This is from The Telegraph this morning, in an email
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Tyranny or care? The choice Britain must make in 2026
Venezuela has become a test case for the world. If external control backed by force is allowed to stand, then sovereignty, international law, and democratic
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Trump’s Trojan Horse in Europe
The confusion over what happened in Venezuela on Saturday and what happens next will not go away. Comments from Maroc Rubio yesterday only made the
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Is Scotland on Trump’s list?
Nearly a year ago, I published this video: Using words that now seem prescient given what is happening in Venezuela and the threat to Greenland,
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