Day: 30 May 2017

Corbyn Stumble: Lay Off

May 30, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

David Dimbleby  has written in the Guardian that Jeremy Corbyn is treated unfairly by the press. This is a most unusual intervention from a national treasure and the voice of the nation on all state occasions, general elections and the like. He weekly chairs the foremost national TV political show, Question Time. So when he speaks we […]

Labour Can Win

May 30, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

    Labour Can Win is an abridged version of my dissertation Turn Left to Power. The Labour Manifesto for the General Election on June 8th contains proposals which echo many of the principles which I have set out in an easy read format. Labour now has the chance to spring an historic surprise on June 8th. If you […]

Leader Debate: Corbyn or May?

May 30, 2017 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

There was no knockout blow. Both sides will be relieved. But it was not an even contest, because Corbyn had everything to gain and May had everything to lose. Corbyn came across as principled, comfortable is his skin, engaging and willing to give quite detailed answers to questions even from Paxman. The more people see […]