Labour might have won the “virility test” but at what cost?
Factional battles will sometimes be necessary, but a government that wants change should focus on results.
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Kamala Harris, Brat, and the political meme paradox
When politicians try to join in on the joke, they end up killing it.
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The Democrats can learn from Labour on fighting populism
Kamala Harris is far from the ideal candidate to take on Donald Trump.
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Watching Bruce Springsteen with my Dad
When I saw that the Boss was performing just days before my father’s 70th birthday, I knew it was the…
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Why Scottish nationalism failed
The ideology behind the SNP has congealed beyond all recognition.
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Labour’s inheritance is truly grim
As Rachel Reeves assails their record, the Conservatives have few grounds for complaint.
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The Paris Olympics opening ceremony was more Eurovision than Bastille Day
Rainfall and narrative incoherence marred an ambitious international parade.
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The spectre of the Olympics
As London 2012 showed, the Games have the power to change a city - for better or for worse.
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