Are MPs becoming an endangered species?
The number of MPs standing down at the next election is growing. The number lining up to replace them is in decline. Why is politics no longer seen as the attractive career choice it once was?
In the public interest
Is the reporting of the sexually deviant behaviour of a BBC employee really ‘in the public interest’?
The New Conservatives
What are the NEW Conservatives – and why have they come up with a 12-point plan that would make Britain poorer?
Is Britain broken?
How could a new government start to turn the UKs fortunes around? Frank McKenna offers some ideas.
Oh God What Now?
Since entering Number 10, Rishi Sunak has almost permanently has his head in his hands. Can the PM get a break between now and the next General Election?
Where the F**K do we start?
After another calamitous week for Rishi Sunak and his government, Frank McKenna spent some time with Labours great and good this week – and found a party that is confident, but not complacent.
Prince Harry is right – but few will thank him for it
Prince Harry and his battle with the British press resurfaced this week. DIB boss Frank McKenna thinks we should be thankful to HRH for highlighting the illegal activity the UK media have all-too-often been found guilty of.
Is Starmer a Brexiter now?
In his latest blog, Frank McKenna argues that Keir Starmer is right to rule out the UKs return to the EU.
Has the Tory party lost the plot?
Have the fruitcakes taken over the Tory asylum? Frank McKenna reflects on two Conservative conferences that took place this week.
Starmer deserves more credit
Frank McKenna explains why Keir Starmer deserves more credit for the job he has done as Labour leader since taking over from Jeremy Corbyn just three-years ago.
Does the BBC have a future?
Can the BBC put recent controversies behind it and have a long-term future? Frank McKenna’s latest blog looks at the trials and tribulations of Britains best known media organisation.
Can Sunak Hold his Tory Coalition Together?
Rishi Sunak has steadied the Tory ship. But can he hold together his ‘broad church’ of a party if the local election results are as bad for the Conservatives as some are predicting?