by Jason Tyler | 18th September 2020 | General, Politics
Perhaps sensing weakness on the question of the ‘rule of law’, opponents of the Government’s proposals to protect British troops from ‘vexatious’ prosecutions have launched another salvo this morning. Several former senior military...
by Jason Tyler | 18th September 2020 | General, Politics
Professor İbrahim Özdemir is a professor of philosophy at Uskudar University, Istanbul, Turkey. His major is environmental ethics and environmental philosophy. While the EU has repeatedly promised to do ‘something’ to stop deforestation, the result has...
by Jason Tyler | 18th September 2020 | General, Politics
Coronavirus 1) Surge in demand ‘caught testing chief by surprise’ “Demand for tests could be four times higher than capacity, the testing chief said as she admitted that she did not anticipate such a large rise when children returned to...
by Jason Tyler | 18th September 2020 | General, Immigration, Politics
Boris Johnson has a majority of 80, the Conservatives are still above 40 per cent in the polls, there is no leadership challenge pending, and there are still over four years to go until the next election. But the Tory press this week is behaving as though none of that...
by Jason Tyler | 18th September 2020 | Brexit, Crime, General, Politics
Iain Dale presents the evening show on LBC Radio and the For the Many podcast with Jacqui Smith. On Monday, I announced on my Twitter feed that I would be interviewing David Cameron later in the week. The paperback of his memoirs, For the Record, was published...
by Jason Tyler | 18th September 2020 | General, Politics
Dr Raghib Ali is an Honorary Consultant in Acute Medicine at the Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust, and a Visiting Research Fellow of the Department of Population Health, University of Oxford. It is three months since we started to leave lockdown and, while we...
