Tag Archives: Jeremy Corbyn

Brexit Bill Day of Reckoning for Labour MPs beckons

Posted on January 31, 2017 by

When so many things are happening so quickly, it can be difficult to decide what to write about, or even dismiss the idea that anything I write will be worth anyone’s time writing. There is also the small challenge of … Continue reading →

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Brexit: Conclusive evidence for the Cock-Up theory of History

Posted on July 12, 2016 by

Reading back through “the story so far” , a short piece I wrote just over a week ago, it seems like such ancient history, that I’m trying to decipher some Babylonian runic script. What is this Gove I spoke about, … Continue reading →

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Who are the real radicals?

Posted on September 14, 2015 by

  There is undoubtedly a shockwave running through British (or should that be English?) politics. Jeremy Corbyn: long time Labour rebel, someone no-one in “conventional” politics took seriously, ridiculed in the media for decades, is now the leader of the … Continue reading →

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