Politics: activating the switch
March 14, 2024 2:19 am Post a CommentFollowing on from the announcements on Tuesday about energy, and the move to incentivise the building of more gas-powered electricity... View Article
Following on from the announcements on Tuesday about energy, and the move to incentivise the building of more gas-powered electricity... View Article
According to the man who calls himself prime minister, in recent weeks and months, we have seen a shocking increase... View Article
If there can be said to be a single hot button item on the political agenda at the moment, it... View Article
Prime minsters are perfectly entitled to dismiss their ministers but once freed from the constraints and responsibilities of office, recently... View Article
I don’t suppose it matters a damn what I think of Sunak’s resurrection of David Cameron to British politics. Nor... View Article
In the normal course of events, yesterday was the day the nation turned to the Monarch’s speech in the House... View Article
Prime minister Sunak seems to have learnt some lessons from the recent past. After he and some his ministers have... View Article
Despite awaking to yet another power cut – the second in as many months – I was not deprived for... View Article
There is a distinct possibility that this was the last Conservative Party conference before the general election. If that is... View Article
Despite other issues building up, we need to have another look at Sunak’s magical mystery tour of net-zero to see... View Article
So, prime minister Sunak says he wants “a politics that is transparent, and the space for a better, more honest... View Article
David Smith, the economics editor for The Times, has an article in Saturday’s online edition, listing what he calls: “The... View Article
A tedious piece of “colour writing” in The Times about “Rishi Sunak’s barbecue for 150 Tory MPs in the Downing... View Article