I posted a poll on Twitter on Friday, asking the above question. This was the finding after 24 hours of polling: I make no pretence
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The Australian edition of the Guardian (available via the UK website) had an article yesterday that was headlined as follows: The author is described as
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Whilst the government sinks into a mire of its own creation the FT is focussing on the legacy of its corruption in its editorial this
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As I noted on Twitter this morning: The Labour Party can vote to support the imposition of mask wearing in theatres next week, or oppose
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Boris Johnson lost one ethics adviser over Priti Patel’s bullying. Finding another was hard. It was not the most alluring proposition for anyone who knew
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I have already noted one aspect of the ONBS press releases, issued this morning, on the economy in October. There was another dimension to the
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The Office for National Statistics has issued new GDP data this morning. Their tweets say: Mainstream economists believed that the figure was going to be
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I have already this morning discussed some of the consequences of the Prime Minister lying. One that I mentioned was that corruption will spread as
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I did, as usual, spend some time reading all my usual news sources this morning, after which none of them, and none of their interpretations
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