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Donald Trump has been much preoccupied by his place in history of late, said Noah Shachtman in The New York Times. It’s one of the reasons he’s ignoring his terrible approval ratings and focusing on his architectural legacy instead. The...
It is a familiar refrain of divorcing couples, that there were “three of us” in the marriage, said Gavin Madeley in the Daily Mail. Yet in Peter Murrell and Nicola Sturgeon’s, the third party was one they both loved: the SNP was their shared,...
He’s a “thin, limpish, bespectacled 94-yearold grandfather” whose revolutionary days are long gone, said Daniel DePetris in The Daily Telegraph, yet he’s a wanted man in the US for all that. Raúl Castro has been a dominant figure in Cuba’s...
“Roll up! Roll up! It’s time for the Government’s great summer giveaway,” said Tom Harris in The Daily Telegraph. Faced with an ongoing cost-of-living crisis, exacerbated by the war in Iran, Chancellor Rachel Reeves last week announced a...
