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Could Dublin’s preachy liberals save Ireland’s abortion ban?

Published: 23/04/2018

Could there be a Trump-style upset when the Irish vote next month on whether to repeal the country’s ban on… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
Who is making the case for leaving the customs union?

Published: 23/04/2018

Whole industries will be devastated. There will be thirty mile queues of lorries stretching back from Dover. The price of… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
Can WPP’s model survive without Martin Sorrell in charge?

Published: 23/04/2018

I said last week that WPP chief executive Sir Martin Sorrell was in ‘a very exposed position’. Sure enough on… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk

Ex-grammar school boy’s Julia Hartley-Brewer jibe

Published: 23/04/2018

Owen Jones triggered the MSM over the weekend when he took to social media to complain that too many journalists… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
Follow your spirit, and upon this charge…

Published: 23/04/2018

England’s favourite Roman-Greek dragon slayer grants us licence this day to drink beer and make appropriate Shakespeare quotes. Read more

Source: www.samizdata.net
Could Theresa May really survive a customs union climbdown?

Published: 23/04/2018

The Sunday Times set the cat among the pigeons over the weekend with a report claiming that Theresa May ‘may surrender… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk

Macron-Trump bromance blossoms as the sun sets on Special Relationship

Published: 23/04/2018

Twenty-one years ago the sun finally set on the British Empire with the handover of Hong Kong. Now, the sun… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
The Guardian view on the Gaza protests: a new challenge to Israel’s blockade | Editorial

Published: 22/04/2018

The use of lethal force to cow nonviolent demonstrations by Palestinians erodes Israel’s standing internationally and damages its democracy at home This weekend the United Nations Middle East peace en ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
The Guardian view on friendly bacteria: an ally against plastic | Editorial

Published: 22/04/2018

Thanks to a genetically engineered enzyme, a bug that eats plastic bottles developed a much bigger appetite for our rubbish. It is a hopeful sign Evolution never sleeps. Before 1970 there can have bee ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com

Sunday shows round-up: Emily Thornberry – ‘I really think Amber Rudd should quit’

Published: 22/04/2018

The Shadow Foreign Secretary has called for the Home Secretary to resign over the Windrush debacle that has been dominating… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
How the Corn Laws and all that may not be all that

Published: 22/04/2018

The story that I and most people here are familiar with is that in the 1840s Britain abolished the Corn Laws, became the pioneer in free trade and that this was a good thing. John Nye begs to differ. ... Read more

Source: www.samizdata.net
Spectator competition winners: the facts of life according to Dumbledore

Published: 22/04/2018

The call for lessons in the facts of life courtesy of a well-known character in fiction sent many of you… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk

Could Donald Trump's lone ranger approach provide the silver bullet? | Larry Elliott

Published: 22/04/2018

The president’s rejection of multilateralism is risky but our 70-year-old rule-based system is far from perfect Donald Trump is playing with fire. That thought permeated last week’s spring meetings of ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
Eurozone downturn and lack of reform presage existential crisis

Published: 22/04/2018

A slowdown mixed with a monetary union unwilling to repair itself would be a risk to the global economy Read more

Source: www.ft.com
The US is entering a golden age of corporate medicine | Adam Gaffney

Published: 22/04/2018

The recent slew of mergers and acquisitions is part of a larger corporate transformation that is remaking American healthcare – for the worse A golden age of corporate medicine may be dawning. A slew ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com

Why should France tolerate Islamic intolerance?

Published: 22/04/2018

Why has the refusal of France to grant a passport to an Algerian woman who declined to shake the hand… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
The 'deep state' is real. But are its leaks against Trump justified? | Jack Goldsmith

Published: 22/04/2018

Even the most severe critics of the US president should worry about this subtle form of anti-democratic abuse America doesn’t have coups or tanks in the street. But a deep state of sorts exists here a ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
What Facebook’s terms and conditions really ought to say | John Naughton

Published: 22/04/2018

In the wake of Mark Zuckerberg’s ‘grilling’ by Congress, here’s a rewritten user agreement that makes what the social network does painfully clear One of the few coherent messages to emerge from the U ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com

The anti-democratic thinker inspiring America's Conservative elites | Hugo Drochon

Published: 21/04/2018

In his new book, the Catholic writer Patrick Deneen launches an attack on pluralism – and the Conservative establishment is cheering Since the election of Trump, writers of all stripes have been linin ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
America is plagued by experts without expertise | Michael Massing

Published: 21/04/2018

On-air ‘experts’ are more disconnected from their demographics than ever – and their lack of expertise has become glaring in the age of Trump The strong ratings of the first episode of the revived Ros ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
Comey's wish for a leaker's 'head on a pike'? Proof he's no better than Trump | Jill Abramson

Published: 21/04/2018

The ex-FBI director’s memos show he shares with a disgraceful president a dangerous contempt for our founding freedom With Donald Trump, there is sometimes so much material to provoke outrage that you ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com

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