A diary entry on a leadership crisis Labour cannot blame on anyone else this time Monday, A Number That Speaks For Itself More than ninety five Labour MPs have now called on their own Prime Minister to resign or set out a departure timetable, a genuinely extraordinary figure for a…

A diary entry on abandoned promises and what backing away from your own flagship policy actually signals Monday, A Pledge That Did Not Survive Contact With Government Labour’s original commitment to spend twenty eight billion pounds annually on green transition projects, first announced by the shadow chancellor in 2021, has…

A diary entry on ambitious spending pledges and a specific figure that deserves considerably more scrutiny Monday, A Number Worth Actually Verifying Rather Than Simply Repeating The Green Party’s economic manifesto proposes carbon pricing policy they claim would raise ninety billion pounds annually, a genuinely enormous figure that independent economic…

A diary entry on state overreach, judicial pushback, and a genuinely serious constitutional question buried beneath other headlines Monday, A Legal Reversal That Should Concern Anyone Regardless Of Where They Stand On The Underlying Cause The government banned a direct action protest group under anti-terror legislation, a designation that has…

A diary entry on a genuinely striking polling gap and what it reveals about party priorities versus public concern Monday, A Polling Number That Genuinely Surprised Me Recent polling found that only two percent of people who voted Green in the last general election consider tackling immigration a top government…