Duttonisation – an existential threat to Morrison?
By Ad astra Make no mistake – Dutton’s thirst for power remains unquenched. His conviction that he is ‘the better man’ to be prime minister […]
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By Sean Crawley While the media focuses on stagnant wage growth, many workers’ incomes are shrinking. Their companies have developed smart phone apps which enable […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 11)
By Dr George Venturini At mid 2012 a new study had revealed that around 30 million of the British people were to suffer from fuel […]
You’re paying too much
By 2353NM And that has nothing to do with fuel marketing cycles that seem to afflict larger cities around the country, the cost of importing […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 10)
By Dr George Venturini The reality of poverty in the United Kingdom would lead to the following observations: “The UK is the sixth richest country […]
FANG of the Apocalypse (part 2)
By Dr John Töns At FANG’s birth nations were already well and truly on the path of embracing FANG; naively it was assumed that humanity […]
FANG of the Apocalypse (part 1)
By Dr John Töns We can celebrate the defeat of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. We can claim that even though they may not […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 9)
By Dr George Venturini It appeared that Britons were being caught in a ‘perfect storm’ of rising living costs and falling incomes at a time […]
They’ve got a mandate
By 2353NM You’ve probably heard politicians and commentators suggest that various acts should be undertaken because ‘they’ve got a mandate’. One of the recent examples […]
The Election was a Seinfeld Experience
By Maria Millers Pondering on the results of our recent election it suddenly struck me that we had experienced a Seinfeld moment. Readers may remember […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 8)
By Dr George Venturini The United Kingdom has one of the highest rates of poverty in the industrialised world, with 4 million (almost one in […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 7)
By Dr George Venturini Poverty is defined by the British government as ‘household income below 60 per cent of median income’. The median is the […]
The battle for the killer slogan
By Ad astra I could commence this piece by debating why slogans influence voters, no matter how tiresome, no matter how monotonous. But why bother? […]
Calls to challenge the Christian crusade
Brian Morris asks several pertinent questions: “Where is the challenge to an increased Christian influence in politics? What role does mainstream media play in shielding […]
A cast of characters: The Monarchy (part 6)
By Dr George Venturini Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Hanover-Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, later Windsor (since 1917), and later still Battenberg (since 1947) in the part of Elizabeth the Second, […]