The Palace of Westminster is falling down, but does the public care?
In the age of tech startups that hold office meetings around ping-pong tables, the argument about a multi-billion pound refurbishment of the Palace of Westminst...
Author: Jimmy Nicholls
Writes somewhat about British politics and associated matters. Contact jimmy@rightdishonourable.com
And Yet I’m still left with the sense the best of Hitchens is missing
For all the slating that Christopher Hitchens attracted in his lifetime, it’s the quiet criticism of Jason Cowley, editor of the New Statesman, that best ...
Corporate elision sullies the end of the Indy, Fleet Street’s last great gamble
Should a real press regulator ever be set up in this country, its first rule should be that any paper found to be puffing itself like a political or corporate d...
With Pure Pwnage: Teh Movie, the gamers’ web series gets the film it deserved
Before we talk about Pure Pwnage, we need to lay out some truths for the noobs.
Is Matt Forde Britain’s answer to Jon Stewart?
The berserk news anchor leering over his desk as he fulminates against the blunders and mischief of his government is a phenomenon better known to America than ...