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Nigel Farage And The Five Million Pound Victim Complex
The man of the people, backed by crypto wealth and aristocratic fixers, would very much like you to look somewhere else.
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The Bear
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Realism vs Idealism
Reinhold Niebuhr explained why it’s so hard to build a better world. But he still has much to teach us.
Jul 5
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Mark Braund
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June 2026
Burnham Is Ascending While Farage Is Waning
Reform’s rebellion looks far less inevitable when Farage is facing questions about £5m and Burnham is offering a different kind of disruption.
Jun 30
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The Bear
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Sunday Long Read: Carol Vorderman Made Reform Look Small
One by-election exposed a wider pattern: contempt dressed as banter, grievance dressed as common sense, and "protection" offered without rights.
Jun 28
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The Bear
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“Remember ’76?” Isn’t a Climate Argument
Britain is boiling, but some people still think a hot summer in 1976 disproves climate change. It doesn’t.
Jun 23
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The Bear
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Long Read: Brexit, Burnham and Britain’s Permanent Restlessness
Six Prime Ministers later and we're still no closer to solving the foundational issues in this country
Jun 22
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The Bear
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A Year of Bearly Politics: Thank You for Helping Me Through It
One year after introducing paid subscriptions, a look back at 211 posts, one very expensive Nigel Farage photo, and the hardest year of my life.
Jun 17
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The Bear
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A Week of Joy, A Week of Warning
From the beaches of Sitges to the streets of Belfast, two very different visions of society were on display.
Jun 15
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The Bear
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Republication: Is Banning X Really Censorship - or Long-Delayed Accountability?
Why governments should no longer be willing to ignore a platform architected for harm.
Jun 11
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The Bear
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Beach-Bear Mode - Activate!
The out of office is on, and I will see everyone on the 16th of June
Jun 9
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The Bear
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Clay pigeons and social engineering: it’s time to get honest about UK mainstream news’
Our predominantly right-wing news media is a destructive lens which constructs & distorts political reality; so, we must take a step back
Jun 8
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Claire Jones
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Pure, Cold Rage. Warm, Clean Hands.
When does anger become leadership? And who takes responsibility when that anger escapes the television studio?
Jun 3
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The Bear
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