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Liam Fox’s Brexit optimism is matched by President Trump’s

Published: 25/07/2017

Liam Fox is well known for his optimism when it comes to Brexit. The International Trade Secretary has even been… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
I’m a Leaver who would be happy for a second referendum

Published: 25/07/2017

To everyone’s huge surprise, Jeremy Corbyn has come out as being quite a hard-line Eurosceptic, despite his tireless campaigning last… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
Is anyone safe in Trump’s administration?

Published: 25/07/2017

I’m not sure how it is with the BBC and Sky, but here in the United States the news channels… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk

Justine Greening should keep out of the Church of England’s business

Published: 24/07/2017

God, she’s on a bit of a run, Justine Greening, isn’t she? A day after it turns out she wants… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
Cabinet agreement on Brexit doesn’t equal Tory harmony

Published: 24/07/2017

What’s the most significant thing that Liam Fox has said today, as he begins talks with the US on a… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
The Guardian view on Turkish press freedom: standing up for democracy | Editorial

Published: 24/07/2017

Seventeen journalists from Turkey’s oldest newspaper are threatened with long terms of imprisonment on baseless charges of terrorist links Putting journalists on trial for doing their job, for informi ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com

Ignore the scare stories from Remainers over chlorinated chicken

Published: 24/07/2017

Isn’t it weird how Remainers, so keen to present themselves as pro-free trade when discussing the single market, turn into… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
Game of Thrones gets back to brutal business

Published: 24/07/2017

A good measure of whether Game of Thrones is feeding you a placeholder episode is to imagine trying to spoil… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
Shouldn’t Labour’s ‘gender pay audit’ begin at home?

Published: 24/07/2017

This weekend, Jeremy Corbyn was full of beans during an appearance on the Andrew Marr show. As well as frank… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk

The IMF still hasn’t understood the economics of Brexit

Published: 24/07/2017

Output is under pressure. Prices are starting to rise, living standards are getting squeezed, and every day brings fresh stories… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
Will Labour’s tuition fee row end Corbyn-mania?

Published: 24/07/2017

As Theresa May sets off hiking in the Italian alps, CCHQ can take heart that – for a change – it’s not Conservative… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
An exit from Brexit would prove a messy affair

Published: 23/07/2017

Any request to revoke Article 50 requires European Council consent Read more

Source: www.ft.com

The Guardian view on cryptocurrencies: bubble and chic | Editorial

Published: 23/07/2017

The explosive growth of cryptocurrencies suggest there is more to the phenomenon than speculative froth. But what? All money is a work of the imagination. Pound coins, dollar bills, and even the fragm ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
Sunday shows round-up: Jeremy Cobyn tries to explain away his student debt troubles

Published: 23/07/2017

Jeremy Corbyn – I did not make a commitment to write off student debt This morning Jeremy Corbyn became the… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
The Trump resistance can be best described in one adjective: female | LA Kauffman

Published: 23/07/2017

With the anti-Trump resistance, the preponderance of women is so noteworthy that failing to name it obscures the movement’s basic nature LA Kauffman is a longtime grassroots organizer and author of Di ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com

It’s dangerous and wrong to tell all children they’re ‘gender fluid’

Published: 23/07/2017

Once upon a time, ‘binary’ was a mathematical term. Now it is an insult on a par with ‘racist’, ‘sexist’… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
Spectator competition winners: The world according to Larry, the Downing Street cat

Published: 23/07/2017

The invitation to submit a poem about Larry, the Downing Street cat, went down well, attracting a hefty postbag. Larry,… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk
Richard Dawkins is dragged into America’s tedious free-speech war

Published: 23/07/2017

Anyone who has followed the free-speech wars in America over recent years will know that by now, basically, nobody can… Read more

Source: spectator.co.uk

The Observer view on Poland’s assault on law and the judiciary | Observer editorial

Published: 23/07/2017

The Polish government has gifted power over the supreme court to politicians. The EU must get tough and withhold funding The decision by Poland’s upper house of parliament to give the government de fa ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
Exit Spicey, enter the Mooch: another day in Trump's tragicomic America

Published: 22/07/2017

As the laughable ‘Made in America’ week closed, the White House staged a farce to rival any of Sean Spicer’s press briefings. This was nightmare political theater Anthony Scaramucci: who is new White ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com
The Democrats' performance as an opposition party? Pathetic | Steven W Thrasher

Published: 22/07/2017

Though Trump is historically unpopular for a president at this moment in his presidency, the opposition is not benefiting from this obvious opportunity Six months into Donald Trump’s term, and Democra ... Read more

Source: www.theguardian.com

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