History, And The Peace Process, Has Proven Roy Greenslade Right About The Troubles
The current furore in the London press over an article by the veteran British journalist and newspaper editor Roy GreensladeContinue Reading
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The current furore in the London press over an article by the veteran British journalist and newspaper editor Roy GreensladeContinue Reading
In the wake of the United Kingdom’s stuttering final exit from the European Union it seems that the veteran newspaperContinue Reading
One of the more enjoyable aspects of last week was watching the mental gymnastics of Arlene Foster and other representativesContinue Reading
And so it ended, the United Kingdom’s decades-old membership of what is now the European Union, not with a bangContinue Reading
Tick-tock goes the Brexit clock. Or more accurately the Trexit clock since Britain has already exited the European Union andContinue Reading
While the exact origins of the term “Britisher” are unknown, the Dutch or German influence in the formation of theContinue Reading
While the journalist and television presenter Piers Morgan has known no end of controversies and scandal in his long mediaContinue Reading
What on earth has happened to the United Kingdom? How did one of the more prosperous nation-states in the world,Continue Reading
Over the last few days I have had a rather testy exchange by email with a commentator from a northernContinue Reading
Incompetence or deliberate intent? That is the question in the minds of many observers as they look at the muddledContinue Reading
Can it really be true as the international media is speculating? That the Conservative Party government in the United KingdomContinue Reading
Here we go again! From the New York Times: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson will use the prospect of aContinue Reading
Many explanations have been offered for the humiliating defeat of the Labour Party in the UK general election but perhapsContinue Reading
Despite a lot of churn in the polls the final week of campaigning in the British general election looks setContinue Reading
Watching the general election campaign in the United Kingdom from this side of the Irish Sea the Brexit-fuelled contest betweenContinue Reading
Dominic Cummings, the leading Brexit campaigner and controversial Special Adviser to the British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, has returned toContinue Reading
Full of sound and fury, signifying nothing. Given the events of the last fortnight, that Shakespearean quip is as goodContinue Reading
The frenetic pace of the general election campaign in the United Kingdom is such that in the last few daysContinue Reading
By now it must be clear to even the most optimistic or obdurate Remain-supporter in the United Kingdom that soonerContinue Reading
So after two years of contentious negotiations abroad and political chaos at home, London has returned to the original “NorthernContinue Reading
Judging by the more informed speculation in the Irish and international press it seems that after two years of prevaricatingContinue Reading
Following on from claims by anonymous sources in the UK government that Britain would seek to sabotage the workings ofContinue Reading