by Stewart Jackson | Jul 26, 2021 | Insight
You really didn’t need to be Nostradamus to have predicted that the relationship between Boris Johnson and his erstwhile guru and chief of staff would end up resembling a dumpster fire. Dominic Cummings’ intellectual arrogance, impatience, addiction to...
by Patrick O’Flynn | Jul 26, 2021 | Insight
What constitutes “freedom” in 21st century Britain? We have, after all, just honoured it – Freedom Day, July 19 – so that must be an indication that the idea still matters. Yet according to the Government, the officially recognised restoration of freedom still...
by Patrick O’Flynn | Jul 13, 2021 | Insight
Hundreds of protestors kept up their insistent chant: “Take a knee, take a knee, take a knee!” The heavily outnumbered police officers exchanged glances with each other, unsure how to respond. Bemused, possibly intimidated. Then a group of them acquiesced and...
by Patrick O’Flynn | Jul 6, 2021 | Insight
The arrival of the son of a bus driver in a senior political post seems to have unblocked the logjam around lifting the Covid laws which have restricted our freedoms for too long. New Health Secretary Sajid Javid immediately brought a fresh eye to the case for...
by politicalinsightuk | Jul 5, 2021 | Insight
This was the week British people were vindicated for holding their nerve in the face of a remorseless campaign to tell them we could not succeed in the modern world without being in the EU. The almost £1billion investment announced in Sunderland by Nissan and its...
