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The Brexit Boil Is Finally Bursting
After years of silence, polling shifts, economic stagnation and Farage’s latest windfall have dragged Brexit back into the centre of British politics.
May 18
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The Bear
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The Far-Right Has Become a Bit Sad, Hasn’t It?
What I saw of the Unite The Kingdom rally wasn’t strength or patriotism. It was monetised grievance, imported outrage culture and profound second-hand…
May 17
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The Bear
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Not a Podcast: It's Been a Week
Constipated Politics, Neo-Nazis on Councils and a £1.4 Million Cash Purchase That's Definitely Fine
May 15
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The Bear
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A Big Old Homosexual’s Growing Sense of Dread
The UK still calls itself progressive on LGBTQ rights, but the data, and the mood, tell a more complicated story.
May 14
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The Bear
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I Don’t Think Starmer Should Be Removed. I Also Think Labour Has Earned This Revolt.
Britain cannot keep replacing Prime Ministers every five minutes, but Labour’s slow political collapse is now becoming impossible to ignore.
May 12
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The Bear
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Not a Podcast: Five Million Pounds and a Panoply of Bigots
Nigel Farage’s donor scandal and Reform UK’s vetting disaster reveal a party growing faster than its ability to govern itself.
May 10
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The Bear
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Labour’s Death March to the Right
How many voters is Labour willing to lose chasing people who will never vote for them anyway?
May 9
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The Bear
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Nice Constituency You’ve Got There. Shame if Something Had to Happen to It
A conveniently outrageous policy gets announced just as questions about Farage’s £5m and Tice’s tax affairs start getting uncomfortable. Funny that.
May 5
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The Bear
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Too Much to Follow, Too Little to Stick
A £5 million gift, endless scandals, and the political strategy of exhaustion
May 3
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The Bear
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April 2026
Trump Is Already Losing - Violence Would Canonise Him.
How one act of violence could erase a year of damage and turn failure into martyrdom
Apr 26
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The Bear
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DEEP DIVE: How Does Reform Show Its Racism? Let Me Count the Ways
From “target practice” on refugees to burqa bans in Parliament, the tally tells the story better than Farage ever could.
Apr 23
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The Bear
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Crossing the Divide: Reaching Reform Voters in a Fractured Britain.
Why understanding perception, not just policy, may be the left’s biggest challenge ahead of the local elections.
Apr 16
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Claire Jones
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