What do Social Democrats stand for in 2018?
17/08/2018
It is very easy for what is often described as the ‘politically homeless’ to decry the polarisation that dominates our politics at the moment. Labour
Lessons from 2017 General Election
15/08/2018
The latest YouGov opinion poll puts Labour at its lowest level of support since the 2017 General Election. The Conservatives are on 39% with Labour
Would Tory MPs dare to block Boris?
09/08/2018
I am uncomfortable with women wearing the burka because to me it symbolises male oppression. Women have to cover their faces so as not to
Hobsons choice
09/08/2018
When Theresa May packed up her bags for her holidays, signalling a much-needed Parliamentary recess for our beleaguered Prime Minister, she must have been hoping
Cheating their way to Brexit
20/07/2018
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SK EVENTS pull out all the strings to deliver their FIRST EVER Disco Classical event attracting THOUSANDS of attendees to get LOST IN MUSIC
19/07/2018
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No deal a real possibility
11/07/2018
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Come on ‘In-ger-land’
05/07/2018
I am not a huge fan of international football. I wrote recently about the corruption behind the FIFA decision to host the World Cup in Russia this
Have you heard the one about the American and the Liverpool planner?
05/07/2018
An American property entrepreneur rocks up in Liverpool to attend the International Business Festival. She has never been to the city before and she is
Chequers Mate.
05/07/2018
ANOTHER SHOOT OUT As a write the nation is holding its breath for the second time this week. After the penalty drama in Russia, we now await the
Northern Powerhouse Derailed
28/06/2018
The key question for the Northern Powerhouse concept is this, how can all the fancy talk about vision for the future economic prosperity of the
The country has no government
27/06/2018
It may seem like an overly dramatic statement to suggest that in 2018 the United Kingdom does not have a government, but in actual fact