All posts tagged brexit
Millennial 2.0?
So as far as I know, I’m a Millennial. I come under the age bracket which ranges, roughly, from those born in mid-eighties, to just before the millennium and apparently, […]
Lord Adonis and the Half-Blood Cartel
‘A tale told by an idiot; full of sound and fury, signifying nothing’ cries Macbeth in one of his speeches. Many reputable Shakespeare scholars will claim this speech is about […]
Taking Our Country Back
The bright, otherworldly hours of the morning after a sensational night for British democracy have been met, necessarily, by a sober tempering of jubilation; though critically wounded, the Conservatives look […]
Busting Election Myths
Myth 1: People like Labour’s Policies Okay, this isn’t a myth, but the idea extrapolated from it is. There’s been a fair amount of attention on both social media and […]
Tick Tock on the Brexit Clock
The Conservative government was defeated in the House of Lords during a vote on Wednesday over the security of three million EU citizens living in the UK. The vote was […]
Defying Disinformation, Inspiring Change…
The state of the world right now is a far cry from what it was a year ago, or two or three years ago more so. Never could Brexit have […]
Hixter Bankside
Recently, in a bid to stave off the inevitable panic brought by the prospect of Brexit, Donald Trump and a dissertation (not that I’ve mentioned it), my parents took me […]
Brexit Pursued By a Bear
‘My Country: A Work in Progress’ – a preview at the National Theatre “Britannia has called a meeting, to listen to her people. Form an orderly queue.” A play […]
The Curious Case of Peter Pan Syndrome
You might be wondering what this heading is about. You clicked this and thought ‘that’s unusual, is it a real condition?’ Well, no. It is not. The Curious Case of […]