Issue 368: 2024 07 04: Cover page

Cover Page, 4 July 2024, Issue 368 Welcome to our July issue. This month we consider: the nature of democracy; those other elections (France, the USA…); election fever (taking the temperature); more on covid; the curse of the stones; a disappointing scandal; reviews of Tate Modern’s current exhibitions; and cartoons from AGGro. Share this using…… Continue reading Issue 368: 2024 07 04: Cover page

Issue 366: 2024 04 02: Cover page

Cover Page, 2 May 2024, Issue 366 Welcome to our May issue. This month we consider: gambling with public utilities; Angela Rayner and her Tory opponents; honey for MPs; tributes to our Corbynista, the late great Don Urquhart, from the Shaw Sheet and his family; rearmament – more like the 1860’s than the 1930’s?; navigation… Continue reading Issue 366: 2024 04 02: Cover page

Issue 365: 2024 04 04: Cover page

Cover Page, 4 April 2024, Issue 365 Welcome to our April issue. This month we consider: Diane Abbott and Frank Hester; the US presidential hopefuls; a founding father of British politics; growing old; a future Labour government and the dangers of divisive politics; Corbynista’s week; the Tories and trust; plus of course a crossword from… Continue reading Issue 365: 2024 04 04: Cover page

Issue 363: 2024 02 01: Cover page

Cover Page, 1 February 2024, Issue 363 Welcome to our February issue. This month we consider: Labour’s real challenge; culture wars in our classrooms; the runners and riders in the US presidential race so far; Corbynista’s week; the mighty Asante and Victoria’s Britain; a glimpse of democracy in action; a review of Nigel Biggar’s ‘Colonialism’;… Continue reading Issue 363: 2024 02 01: Cover page

Issue 362: 2023 12 07: Cover page

Cover Page, 7 December 2023, Issue 362 Welcome to our December issue. This month we consider: oh no, is the mic on?; Kamala Harris; proportional representation (a cautionary tale from New Zealand); Corbynista’s week; a season of goodwill; the return of David Cameron; Ridley Scott’s ‘Napoleon’; ‘Covenant’ by Danny Kruger; a Christmas short story; three… Continue reading Issue 362: 2023 12 07: Cover page

Issue 360: 2023 10 05: Issue 360

Cover Page, 5 October 2023, Issue 360 Welcome to our October issue. This month we consider: why does the Scottish government think its citizens aren’t up to jury service?; Austria’s spy problem; the outrage at Sycamore Gap; Corbynista’s month; a bucket list for Sunak and/or Starmer; and the party conference season. Plus of course a… Continue reading Issue 360: 2023 10 05: Issue 360

Issue 359: 2023 09 07: Cover page

Cover Page, 7 September 2023, Issue 359 Welcome to our September issue. This month we consider: more elitism, please; the historic burden of listed buildings; the race for the Republican leadership; creaking infrastructure; new puritans; Corbynista’s week; BRICS; Chin Chin showing uncharacteristic social responsibility… Plus of course a crossword from Boffles and cartoons from AGGro.… Continue reading Issue 359: 2023 09 07: Cover page

Issue 358: 2023 08 03: Cover page

Cover Page, 3 August 2023, Issue 358 Welcome to our August issue. This month we consider: humans are animals too, but hopefully better-behaved than penguins; Nigel Farage and Coutts: turnout numbers are the key to understanding the recent bye-election results; big tech, big data and regulation; mainstream sexism; Corbynista rides again; could hegemony save the… Continue reading Issue 358: 2023 08 03: Cover page

Issue 357: 2023 07 06: Cover page

Cover Page, 6 July 2023, Issue 357 Welcome to our July issue. This month we consider: Rishi Sunak’s prospects; Prigozhin in hot water; why Andrew Bailey has to go; the unwelcoming future; Silvio Berlusconi’s long goodbye; welcome back, Corbynista!; and the perils of motoring. Plus of course a crossword from Boffles and cartoons from AGGro.… Continue reading Issue 357: 2023 07 06: Cover page

Issue 356: 2023 06 01: Cover page

Cover Page, 1 June 2023, Issue 356 Welcome to our June issue. This month we consider: Rachel Reeves, schools and ‘loopy loopholes’; Robert Kennedy and the Democrats; artificial intelligence; obesity and its issues; a traditional Russian folk tale to worry the Kremlin; Premier League football; and Hilma af Klint and Piet Mondrian at Tate Modern.… Continue reading Issue 356: 2023 06 01: Cover page

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