Month: May 2020

Cummings Crisis: Is It Over?

May 26, 2020 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Depends what you mean by over. If you think over means that’s it we move on and forget about it, no. If you think over means there has been no damage to the government’s standing and credibility in the Covid 19 emergency, very no. The gullible may have been impressed by the Cummings performance in […]

Brexit: It Has Not Gone Away

May 19, 2020 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

That nobody in the population at large has a moment spare to think about the distraction of Brexit, in the midst of a double crisis, each segment of which is on a scale hitherto unseen, is likely to be an understatement. Yet Brexit is still there and, unless the government implodes, there will be no […]

Sunday Blog 14: Waiting For Boris

May 10, 2020 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

There is little point in commenting today until after Boris has delivered his address to the nation later, so expect a mid-week follow on as the situation becomes less confused. For confused it certainly is with briefings this way and that, messaging which says one thing and means another, cracks in the four nation unified […]