Speculation GameWhy Le Pen Will Always Thrive As The Enemy And Never As The Leader.‘Madame Le Pen,’ Emmanuel Macron replied, ‘you are a parasite. A parasite who lives off the system you claim to hate.’ The final TV debate…May 4, 20171May 4, 20171
Speculation GameIs Emmanuel Macron’s rise a call for change to British politics?Last June’s vote provided plenty of analytical meat for Western journalists to chew over, hellbent on finding the perfect distillation of…Mar 14, 2017Mar 14, 2017
Speculation GameFor the Brexiteers, the referendum was never about the EU – it was the product of a forgotten…In December 2014, I visited the seaside town of Great Yarmouth, a place of crumbling pleasure parks, a Vegas-inspired strip of amusements…Jun 25, 2016Jun 25, 2016
Speculation GameWhy Mclaughlin’s Darbishire Place should win the Stirling PrizeA message to the RIBA jury: (keen followers of this blog as they are) please award the Stirling Prize for the first time to a social…Aug 16, 2015Aug 16, 2015
Speculation GamePrivate, mixed tenure or affordable? Councils must build all three to survive‘Why do architects always wear black?’ read one flyer at a recent protest outside a major architectural awards ceremony, ‘because they’re…Jun 29, 2015Jun 29, 2015
Speculation GameCharitable GermansAs the Greek crisis seemingly draws to a close, having meandered along a seemingly endless path of conventions, meetings, summits and other…Jun 22, 2015Jun 22, 2015
Speculation GameFarage may be gone for now, but what does UKIP’s 4 million-strong showing tell us about the future…As images of Nigel Farage’s resignation were broadcast across the country, composed appropriately with a backdrop of dog-walkers marching…May 11, 2015May 11, 2015