Political sketches and film columnist for @TheCriticMag, co-host of classic cinema love-in @WarMovieTheatre. Only posting updates here. Find me on Bluesky.
Interesting from Katie Lam in The Times. The institutions and assumptions of the postwar world now find little favour among much of the contemporary right
The plaque is at 34 Rutland Gate. Want to know more? Here's an introduction to Dudley Clarke, with links at the bottom to the different books about him, including, ahem, my own.
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As you celebrate today, spare a thought for Nigel Farage, who had simply no way of knowing that Donald Trump would turn out to be exactly the person he always obviously was. https://t.co/BAOteG6YWc
As you celebrate today, spare a thought for Nigel Farage, who had simply no way of knowing that Donald Trump would turn out to be exactly the person he always obviously was. https://t.co/BAOteG6YWc
Voters rejected the politics of cruelty this season. GOP said Texas Dem might be a perv. The Muslim guy must be al-Qaeda. Or the candidate who was raped by her step-father might be lying.
This stuff is unethical, and if u dont care about ethics, we also now know it doesn't work.
The government's latest farming cock-up is a great example of a wider problem: everyone agrees it's a disaster, and everyone is sure it's not their fault. https://t.co/ukRykNN55r
Why do journalists constantly talk about their “feels” at party conferences?
@RobDotHutton, a seasoned conference-goer, talks to @HCH_Hill and @93vintagejones about what this year’s conferences say about Reform and the Tories.
Listen now.
https://t.co/wOMU9PBRjk