Jim forecasts great tension with the younger generation as Britain faces anothe partial lockdown. He also thinks plans for a global Britain are in jeopardy as the government threatens to break an international treaty. And he reports of Liverpool’s attempts to cling on to its World Heritage status.
Downtown Director, Chris McKenna discusses his venture back into the ‘new normal’ with aSunday Roast at Malmaison Liverpool.
In his latest blog Frank McKenna warns that working from home is not the panacea some are making it out to be.
Jim gives a comprehensive preview of a busy autumn coming up in politics despite the fact that there will be no party conferences for the first time in 46 years.
In his latest blog, Frank McKenna expresses frustration at the approach adopted to tackle COVID-19 from both the Conservative government and the Labour opposition.
Jim thinks the full return of schools next week holds the key to a major return to life as normal.
Simon Danczuk, explains why the UK’s Number one priority should be to get London’s economy moving again.
Did you know there is a leadership election going on for one of our significant political parties? You didn’t? Why not? It’s not as if you have a pandemic to think about! In his blog Jim will be telling you all about the Liberal Democrat contest between Ed Davey and Layla Moran.
The jobless total is on the rise – and unemployment will have a far greater impact than COVID on our country’s people if joblessness continues to increase. Frank McKenna warns of the consequences of our semi-zombified state in his latest Downtown blog.
Jim’s handing out the dunces hats to all politicians this week. He agrees the exam question posed by the pandemic was difficult, but thinks it could have been handled better. He also looks at the row’s impact on Scottish politics; and welcomes the choice of Kamala Harris as the Democrats vice-Presidential candidate.
In his latest blog, Frank McKenna warns that the continued state of semi-lockdown is going to lead to an economic pandemic that will do far more damage to the long-term health of the nation than Coronavirus.
Jim thinks we are at the crossroads with Covid 19. The latest economic and business statistics strike a more optimistic note. However large parts of the North are under fresh health restrictions suggesting a very difficult autumn.
