The Stonehenge tunnel scheme and the madness of Treasury Brain
How does it make sense to spend £1.7bn on a dual carriageway through a Unesco World Heritage Site, but not…
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Viral tourist videos reveal the dark side of travel influencing
People are travelling more than ever, with so much information available, yet travel is getting more limited and stupider.
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How Labour can be radical for free
Starmer should embrace comprehensive reform of the voting system, the House of Lords and party funding.
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Insomnia has trapped me inside my own head
Who would I be if I could sleep? Would I appreciate the joy of being with people if I didn’t…
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Does Labour’s soft left have a future?
In the face of Starmer’s attacks, we can either slink off into political isolation or work together to reclaim our…
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Labour and the Tories have more in common than they say
Both parties are committed to spending restraint and neither has a compelling plan for growth.
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“Take back control” has become “we can’t control”
The implication of Labour’s focus on “resilience” is that modern subjects are weak, inflexible and unable to cope.
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How Gen Z can save the Conservative Party
There are young thinkers that long for a party to assert cultural conservatism, and not just manage national decline.
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