Month: May 2021

The Queen’s Speech

May 12, 2021 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

The most remarkable thing about it was that it was delivered by the Queen herself, flawlessly and without any stumbles at the age of 95, having in recent months lost her husband, had a family bust up and been locked down by Covid. No stamina or mental health issues here for sure. Whether you are […]

G 7 Meeting: Threats To Democracy?

May 5, 2021 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

The G 7 summit is of foreign ministers, with representatives from guest democracies in attendance, is currently meeting in London. A major item on the agenda is how to respond to and protect from  threats to democracy posed by autocratic powers, namely Russia and China. Unfortunately the stark fact is that the greatest threat to […]

Voting Next Thursday May 6th.

May 2, 2021 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Local elections are usually of interest to politicians but to few others. This time things are a bit different. Because on the same day are elections for both Scottish and Welsh devolved governments and there is a by-election the Tories are hoping to win. Some evidence is emerging that Labour is closing the yawning opinion […]