Opinion
Elevenses: War and Tweets
From the newsletter: The invasion of Ukraine has shown that nothing can't be turned into content.
Elevenses: War and Peace
From the newsletter: War in Ukraine is only in its its sixth day, but the world as we knew it is gone.
What my Auntie, who fled the Russians in 1944, taught me of war and refugees
The losses and shock inflicted on my family feel strikingly similar to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine and the impact it is already having on the country's people.
Elevenses: Face it, Biden was right
Sleepy Joe saw what few other Western leaders did, is now the time to listen?
The frontline may be in Ukraine…but it is also in City of London
The only way beyond military action - to damage Putin, Putinism and Putin’s cronies, is to get them off their multi million dollar yachts in the Med and out of their multi-million pound apartments in London.
Elevenses: Is The Next Brexit In Sight?
From the newsletter: Net-zero could prove a useful distraction for the government as the cost-of-living crisis intensifies.
Dorries: BBC needs saving from itself…but who will save Nadine?
Ms Dorries – who froze the BBC licence fee in January – likened the broadcaster to a “polar bear on a shrinking ice cap”.
Elevenses: ‘Shoot First, Questions Second’
From the newsletter:Angela Rayner's risible remarks betray a political project devoid of principles.
Elevenses: Same Old, Same Old
From the newsletter: Labour and the Tories are stuck in a 90s time warp when it comes to crime and justice.