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For those under 30, a world without playlists is unimaginable. For those up to 40, it’s a quaint nostalgic memory. We listen to the music we want in the order...

The erosion of the Labour-Conservative duopoly is already having a huge impact on those working in political advocacy, with public affairs professionals having...

I really enjoyed speaking to Ryan Henson, CEO of the Coalition for Global Prosperity, for the Political Journeys podcast. We explored my path from an Italian...

The recent online uproar surrounding Bovaer – a feed additive designed to reduce methane emissions from cattle – created a social media storm. It became so...

Our Conservative leader has a gargantuan task ahead of her: a singular mission to restore public trust in our ability to govern. That will of course be...

Mere months into office, and Labour have already made plans to expand the size of the state. More than a dozen new public bodies have been announced, and if...

It’s reasonably rare for elections to completely change which party runs the country. Labour’s landslide means that the Parliamentary arithmetic has completely...

Thousands of us across the country gave it our all on the campaign trail. From leaflet deliverers and door-knockers to phone canvassers and fundraisers. As...

There’s no escaping that the General Election result dealt a body blow to the Conservatives. Thousands of words have been penned dissecting the reasons why, but...