Returning to the running machine at the gym after the excesses of Christmas was a bigger challenge than usual for me this year. I had mistakenly assumed that with a few days break that nagging pain in my right knee would just disappear, and I’d be able to get back[…]
Politicians Need to be Braver on National Infrastructure
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Tackling Antisemitism – Face to Face and Side by Side
Green Milestones for Future Airports to Follow

In June 2018 the proposed new runway project at Heathrow achieved outline planning consent, through its Parliamentary majority of 296 in a vote of MPs. It is set to be the biggest privately funded infrastructure project in the world. However, there are still many hoops it must jump through before[…]
A New Dawn
The Unrepresentative House
Alan Johnson’s Master Class
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After Amritsar, Time to Call Time on the 30 Year Rule

Margaret Thatcher, Geoffrey Howe and Leon Brittan held Britain’s three great offices of State thirty years ago. The idea that they could have allowed the SAS to get involved in the Indian government’s attempt to retake the Golden Temple in Amritsar by force would have seemed fanciful just hours ago.[…]