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Op-eds

• Mathew on Monday: Starmer’s resignation and an increasingly ungovernable country (Mathew Hulbert)
• Fairness First: Why Wealth Taxes Are a Natural Fit for the Liberal Democrats (Tom Walker)
• Starmer goes, and the uncertainty returns… (Mark Valladares)
• Why did the Welsh Liberal Democrats underperform? (Elsie Jones)
• The next General Election Manifesto should commit to joining the EU (Nick Hopkinson)

• Recipe for a real change of direction
• Day 9304: So Farewell Then, Kier Starmer
• Personality matters in politics: Starmer's lack of one did for him
• Concerns over therapy ferrets used to kill rats at UK's largest children's prison
• How many councillors has Reform UK lost since the May 2026 elections?
• Why Kenneth Williams wanted to be serviced by Terence Rattigan
• National politicians should keep their noses out of the decision-making processes of local councillors
• The Joy of Six 1536

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• Mick Taylor
  Kier Starmer is a decent man, who was wholly out of his depth as PM. Everyone should read Ian Dunt's assessment on his substack https://iandunt.substack.com/ ...
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• Tim Rogers
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