Opinion
Elevenses: Riyadh upon Tyne
From the newsletter: Do Newcastle fans bear a moral responsibility to speak out against their new Saudi overlords?
Why isn’t animal agriculture top of the agenda at COP26?
The Paris Agreement can't be met without changes to our global food system, writes Emily Quinton of The Vegan Society.
Lockdown awakened us to nature’s importance. Let’s harness that momentum
Ahead of COP26, politicians must take action to fight the climate emergency, says RSPB England director Emma Marsh.
Elevenses: Satire Is Dead
From the newsletter: Spitting Image exposes a deeply unfunny crisis in British political comedy.
Labour faces years in the wilderness until it faces up to the realities of Brexit
A credible opposition must never be afraid to look the electorate in the eye and speak the truth.
Elevenses: Cressida Dick Must Go
From the newsletter: The Metropolitan Police is broken - and its commissioner must take the blame.
Elevenses: The Young Ones
From the newsletter: British politics offers young people nothing whatsoever.
Elevenses: Keir’s Magnum Opus
From the newsletter: I read Starmer's 11,500 essay so you don't have to.
Peter Stefanovic: 35 million reasons why the truth still matters in politics
"My late parents would never have lied to or misled anyone - and I believe the overwhelming majority of people in this country hold the truth in similarly high regard. Why, then, should we expect less from those holding high office?"