Carlos Alba: So, why did Starmer allow a right-wing Tory MP to join Labour?
Natalie Elphicke is not your run-of-the-mill politician. Where others see potentially career-ending scandal, humiliation and failure, Natalie sees only opportunity.
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Carlos Alba is a freelance journalist and author. ran the media campaign for Ken MacIntosh’s bid to become Scottish Labour leader against Kezia Dugdale.
Carlos Alba is a freelance journalist and author. ran the media campaign for Ken MacIntosh’s bid to become Scottish Labour leader against Kezia Dugdale.
Natalie Elphicke is not your run-of-the-mill politician. Where others see potentially career-ending scandal, humiliation and failure, Natalie sees only opportunity.
Today porn is everywhere, instantly available and ubiquitous A study published last year revealed that a third of nine-year-olds had unintentionally accessed porn. And the problem is with rather the habits it generates.
The past 10 days has been like an episode from The Thick of It that was never screened because it was considered too far-fetched. For Holyrood bubble, navel gazing, rectum auto-accessing, self-serving arrogance, it will take come beating.
The stratospheric levels of support for Labour in England, indicated in polls, are not replicated north of the border, and some even suggest the SNP could yet win the highest number of Scottish seats at the forthcoming General Election.
Some policies are so flawed that their catastrophic shortcomings can be articulated in a single image. General election campaigns are peppered with examples of visual messages so reductively powerful that they isolate, in the minds of voters, the essence of why they shouldn’t vote for a party or candidate.
I knew there was a need for radical social and economic change when I first saw the £10 loaf.
When Michael Portillo lost his seat in 1997, it heralded great celebrations as the New Labour era dawned. Why is there no such sense of excitement now?
Every attempt I make to drive my electric car simply exposes me to new and hidden charges and fines
Along with offshore wind and hydrogen production, particularly in Scotland, there are opportunities in photonics and quantum technology, industrial biotechnology, medical technology, pharmaceuticals, and financial technology.
By Carlos Alba Do you ever long for a time when the world was a simpler and more enjoyable place, when food tasted better, people were more pleasant and tolerant, and summers were longer?
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