by Jason Tyler | 7th July 2020 | General, Politics
Shaun Bailey is the MP for West Bromwich West. I’ve been getting used to being quite a novelty. One of the new Conservative MPs from a traditionally working class, Labour area, and, more pertinently perhaps, one of the few Conservative MPs brought up in Social...
by Jason Tyler | 7th July 2020 | Brexit, Politics
Things might start getting a little interesting on the fisheries front sometime soon, as the Fisheries Bill, having completed all its stages in the House of Lords on 1 July, was sent to the Commons for its first reading on 2 July and is now due for its second...
by Jason Tyler | 6th July 2020 | Politics
Due to Covid-19, we are living at a time where the headlines shout the biggest and most upsetting news, and with that it is unfortunately too easy to have other stories fall through the cracks. This means that developments that really do affect certain marginalized...
by Jason Tyler | 6th July 2020 | Brexit, General, Politics
Tania Mathias is an NHS doctor and former MP for Twickenham. At the weekend Sir Simon Stevens deftly moved away from the problems during the current pandemic – that have led to NHS doctors protesting outside Downing Street, fears about the lack of PPE, and the...
by Jason Tyler | 6th July 2020 | Brexit, General, Politics
Tania Mathias is an NHS doctor and former MP for Twickenham. At the weekend Sir Simon Stevens deftly moved away from the problems during the current pandemic – that have led to NHS doctors protesting outside Downing Street, fears about the lack of PPE, and the...
by Jason Tyler | 6th July 2020 | Culture, General, Politics
In recent weeks, it’s fair to say that Oliver Dowden, the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, hasn’t been particularly popular with the arts sector. After the industry was badly affected by the Coronavirus crisis and the mass closures of...
