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Tag Archives: Boris Johnson
The implications for the UK of a King Lear in the USA
I’ve been thinking about the relationship between the UK for some time but my thoughts have been jolted to a conclusion when I read this in today’s Independent. “A group of mental health professionals have warned Congress it must act urgently to … Continue reading
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Tagged Boris Johnson, Donald trump, EU trade deal, Iran, Iraq, UK/USA relationships, Ukraine airliner, USA trade deal
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What will politics do to the main Parties in 2020?
One thing that we can say for certain is that politics will not be as tense in 2020 as it has been for the past 2 years. For the whole of that period the Parties have been on an almost … Continue reading
2019 – a mixed year for the Lib Dems
Well it was quite a year for the Lib Dems. It had its ups and its ups and its ups but then we had not so much a big down as a major disappointment! What was the good stuff that … Continue reading
What will happen on Thursday?
After six long, long weeks the 2019 General Election will be coming to an end at 22.00 on Thursday. Given the reliability of exit polls we will have a reasonable idea very shortly after that about what the new Parliament … Continue reading
Does politics have to be partisan and aggressive?
I am in London yesterday and today working on LGA business relating, separately, to health and social care issues and local government investment strategies. I have been in a meeting firstly with fellow Lib Dems and then cross-Party meetings with … Continue reading
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Tagged Boris Johnson, Jeremy Corbyn, Jo Swinson MP, Liverpool Wavertree, Militant, Momentum, Political Standards
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Some facts about the NHS and the amendment on the Queens Speech
Over the last few hours I have seen a load of twaddle talked about the NHS and the Labour amendment on the Queens Speech largely by people who seem to know little about how the NHS or Parliament works. Let’s … Continue reading
Where do the Parties Stand on Brexit?
As we approach the crucial votes on Saturday over our future with Europe, I have tried to sum up for myself where the main English Parties stand on the issue. I omit Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland not because of … Continue reading
