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It’s Boris

Was anyone surprised. No. Although when I watched the result there was Hunt with a smile on his face that looked quite genuine, and then there was Boris in an ill-fitting suit looking his usual scruffy and rumpled self, but slightly solemn. For a moment I thought…..! But no. I’ll …

PKLewes 26th July 2019 POLITICAL ANALYSIS, Uncategorized 9 Comments Read more

Brexit – a glossary

I’ve just read a brilliant A-Z of Brexit, which I can’t replicate because it’s been done. However, I do like to unpick definitions, so instead of a longer piece on the current situation around Brexit here is a little something based on the words and phrases used so often in …

PKLewes 27th July 201827th July 2018 POLITICAL ANALYSIS, Uncategorized 14 Comments Read more

English Exceptionalism and the EU

At the beginning of the year I did a course on The Other America, which was based around the book A People’s History of the United Sates written by Howard Zinn.  I don’t know if Zinn is a name that’s easily recognised in the States, but our tutor (American, btw) …

PKLewes 30th May 201831st May 2018 POLITICAL ANALYSIS, Uncategorized 11 Comments Read more

Corbyn and the political tribes of the not-particularly-United Kingdom

Whilst I was away in France I began a post, but by the time I got back it was well out-of-date as political events in the UK continue to move both slowly (our actual exit from the EU) and fairly fast (what people say about our exit).

Before I get …

PKLewes 7th October 2016 POLITICAL ANALYSIS No Comments Read more

There’s class, classy and the downright not-classy

OK, what do I have to report this week? I said in my last post the processes in the Labour Party grind on, and that continues. A recent court case has ruled that 130,000 (out of 500,000) previously barred from voting for Corbyn by the NEC are now being able …

PKLewes 12th August 201612th August 2016 POLITICAL ANALYSIS 7 Comments Read more

A Song for Europe – Part 2 Why people voted the way they did.

Events, events – we now have the Chilcot Enquiry report on Iraq to contend with.  And I have to say that the sight of Uriah Heep grovelling on the television and kind of saying ‘awfully sorry’ (and I repeat, kind of) with a trembling voice is more than I can …

PKLewes 10th July 2016 POLITICAL ANALYSIS, Uncategorized 5 Comments Read more

Who Sang A Song for Europe? Part 1 – the events

You know I said in my post about Jo Cox (funny how she’s dropped out of the media) it’s really important not to dehumanise groups of people and despise them.  And re: our politicians, I’m trying, I’m trying.  But it’s been a difficult and eventful week.  Who was it who …

PKLewes 2nd July 20164th July 2016 POLITICAL ANALYSIS 8 Comments Read more

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