Issue No 16 – 24 September 2020

Brexit undermining the EU’s attempts to curb authoritarianism in Cambodia

Gerald Flynn 19 September 2020

From Operation Moonshot, to Project Overshot

Jane Thomas 16 September 2020

Circling the wagons in Downing Street

Anthony Robinson

Home Office risks immigration decisions being driven by “anecdote, assumption and prejudice”

Dr Stella Perrott

I voted for “Global Britain”, not to make the UK an international pariah

Leon French

Is digital technology rotting British and American democracy from the inside out?

Marc Limon

The inspirational RBG: Ruth Bader Ginsburg

John Harris

Not at all Good, seriously Bad, and incredibly Ugly: government game-playing is immature, disrespectful and downright dangerous

Amanda Robinson

UK internal market bill: Henry VIII powers on steroids

Natalie Bennett

Johnson’s plans to isolate the UK and destabilise Ireland are diabolical

Michael Dougan

The disastrous reign of King Dom, the “dart throwing chimp”

Anthony Robinson

Going to Europe next year?

Sue Wilson

Johnson never intended to stick to the withdrawal agreement

Anthony Robinson

Take a walk in Theresa’s shoes

Andy Brown

Excuses, weakness and mendacity: the shambolic approach to Brexit continues

Lord Newby

New articles are added frequently – check out the latest below:-

Haribo displays Brexit’s not-so-sweet side in Pontefract

Kerry Pearson

A-level furore the tip of the iceberg: how digital technology and artificial intelligence threaten social welfare, social rights and social justice

Marc Limon

Gove travels to Brussels to begin the climb down

Anthony Robinson

Test and Trace failing to either test or trace

Jane Thomas
EDITORIAL

The “taking back control” slogan is starting to wear thin

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Boris through the looking glass

Dr Pam Jarvis

Fight to save Leeds estate

Stephen Delahunty

Five areas in Yorkshire and the Humber named ‘least socially mobile’ in the UK

Alex Toal

Letters to the editor

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A little fright relief?

Jimmy Andrex

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