The annual crisis over Protestant marches might have been avoided had we followed Mandela’s example The post Alastair Campbell’s diary: The truth that Northern Ireland has…
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What is at stake for Israelis and Palestinians in the upcoming parliamentary elections and, if Netanyahu loses, will anything actually change given the major parties reject…
The godmother of ‘alternative facts’ assured me the president loved Zelensky – just as he was stabbing him in the back with Putin The post Alastair…
How has Alastair managed to come back from some of the darkest places in his life, overcoming a breakdown while in the public eye? Is his…
Will there be another EU referendum, despite Andy Burnham promising not to re-run old Brexit arguments? Will Michael Gove ever criticise Israel’s actions in Palestine, and…
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How fitting that new talk of joining again coincided with the 500th issue of The New World, originally founded to oppose Brexit The post Alastair Campbell’s…
Will scrapping the triple lock be electorally perilous for Burnham, or can his vision of a national care service convince the public and his party that…
Reform’s leader is protesting too much as he wails about free speech in the face of Putin’s disinformation The post Alastair Campbell’s diary: Why is Farage…
A new documentary lets Victoria Rose and other doctors describe the horrors they have witnessed The post Alastair Campbell’s diary: I met a hero of Gaza…