Frank McKenna highlights the mounting disagreement as to how best to manage the Covid-19 crisis, among our leading politicians and medical experts – and concludes that, sooner rather than later, Coronavirus is something we are going to have to learn to live with.

As our major cities face the prospect of lockdown, Frank McKenna calls on the government and senior politicians to adopt a more practical approach to the Covid-19 crisis.

In his latest blog, Frank McKenna predicts a comeback for ‘Brexit King’ Nigel Farage if the government and opposition continue to prioritise the eradication of COVID-19 over all other health and economic concerns.

In his latest blog Frank McKenna warns that working from home is not the panacea some are making it out to be.

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.

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.

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.

The UK is facing the worst of all outcomes from COVID-19 – a health crisis and an economic crash. Its time for the government to change gear and get us all back into the workplace according to DIB boss Frank McKenna.

You can say what you want about Frank Mckenna – and he’ll be happy to let you say it. The Downtown boss on why the ‘Cancel Culture’ is a danger to democracy.

If we rip up trade agreements on the basis of human rights breaches and aggression towards other nations, it is not only China that would have to be on a list of blacklisted countries. Frank McKenna on why walking away from the Chinese is a daft idea.

Frank McKenna reflects on another positive statement from Rishi Sunak, but warns the Chancellor that it is all about delivery now – and he needs local government to help him.