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'Operation raise the colours': Why this is not 'real' patriotism

By George Marshall Over the past few weeks, a disturbing trend has begun circulating across social media under the name of ‘Operation...

Alaska and Washington: What happened and what’s next?

By Ben Langer It has been a historic week around the world with two meetings of unprecedented events. To begin, the first meeting of US...

Humility and humour, jags and jabs: Remembering John Prescott

By Cianan Sheekey The death of former Deputy Prime Minister John Leslie Prescott, aged 86, in November of last year, marked a sombre day...

Protests, proscription and the politics of dissent

By Meghana Pappu If there is one thing I noticed in my brief stint of living it up in London, it's that getting on the Bakerloo line in...

Vance and the UK: Friend or foe?

By Charlie Cartwright Just weeks after Donald Trump’s five-day visit to Scotland, his faithful vice president arrives in the UK for a visit to Chevening House, meeting with his unlikely companion, David Lammy. “Friendship and mutual understanding” were the words uttered by former Prime Minister and war hero Winston Churchill in a 1946 speech during his lecture tour following the end of WWII. Churchill’s cordial relationships with wartime U.S. presidents Roosevelt and Truman,