Downing Street Thriller

March 7, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Set in the mid nineteen nineties, this fast moving thriller lifts the curtain on sex, sleaze and corruption in high places as the long reign of the government totters to an end, following the ousting of the iconic Margaret Thatcher. Downfall in Downing Street catches the mood of those times with a host of fictional […]

Boehner Gets It Wrong

March 7, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Supplying arms of any kind to Ukraine will only encourage it to keep fighting. The violence stems from Kiev refusing to accept that its right wing declarations and violent supporters frightened the life out of ethnic Russians to the point where independence and Russian backing seemed the only safe option. Had it recognised from the start […]

Scot Nats Cause Panic In England.

March 7, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Kenneth Baker thinks there may have to be what the Germans call a grand coalition including both Labour and Conservatives, in order to combat a large contingent of Scottish nationalists elected to Westminster in May. Both are unionist parties and they campaigned together for No in the Scottish referendum. He fears a Labour/Scot Nat coalition would […]

Downfall In Downing Street

March 3, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Set in the mid nineteen nineties, this fast moving thriller lifts the curtain on sex, sleaze and corruption in high places as the long reign of the government totters to an end, following the ousting of the iconic Margaret Thatcher. Downfall in Downing Street catches the mood of those times with a host of fictional […]

A King In The Making

March 3, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Prince William’s visit to China has been an impressive success for the young man who will one day be King. Without his wife at his side he has stood on his own and stood firm with an outstanding performance of tact, humour and a clear sense of mission. This has been good for Britain and a […]

Housing For Votes

March 2, 2015 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

All three of the main parties have announced house building programmes, none of which measures up. The Tories want to build too few with too many to buy, Labour will build more and will focus more on affordable rather than subsidised housing but how it will work is not yet clear, the Lib Dems want to […]