Southampton and Belfast: Farage at his Worst
The UK has been rocked by two national scandals in as many weeks. The first, an incident that happened in December of last year in Southampton, the details of which… Read more »
Category: United Kingdom
The Catch Up: Keir and Andy
If anyone out there was a dedicated reader of International Thinking, you may have been wondering where the hell I have been this last year. If I said I was… Read more »
Southport Stabbings: Sorrow and Shame
Harrowing, atrocious, abominable. These words to not do justice to the unspeakable act of cruelty and violence which has been perpetrated in Southport. Three innocent little girls, murdered for no… Read more »
The Morning After: A More Hopeful Day
It’s a strange feeling. There I sat at my local count, the future of Ellesmere Port and Bromborough and Chester North and Neston to be decided later that night. In… Read more »
Short: The Night Before
It’s the night before polling day, and this will only be a short article as I have to catch up on my sleep. I’ll be awake all night tomorrow night… Read more »
Post-Election: The Real Winners?
Every time a general election is held in this country, the British people are told we are at a turning point in our history, that the result of our votes… Read more »
The Leaders’ Debate: Sunak V Starmer
ITV hosted the first televised debate of this general election campaign on Tuesday, seeing Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer go head to head prior to the launch of their manifestos…. Read more »
ELECTION TIME!
It’s on. It’s finally on. After however many years that we’ve all been screaming for one, it has finally, mercifully, come at last. Rishi Sunak, on a torrential May afternoon… Read more »
UK Politics 2024: The Story So Far
Already 2024 is shaping up to become one of the most consequential years in recent British political history, and it isn’t even Spring yet. In these brief few weeks we… Read more »
2024: The Year We Save the World?
Happy New Year! 2024 is shaping up to be a doozie. It will be a year of elections, with 50 countries going to the polls to select new leaders and… Read more »