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March 20, 2025
By Antony Morrison – Associate Partner – Campaigns ‘At our best when at our boldest’. This was Tony Blair’s rallying cry to party members at Labour’s 2002 conference. Twenty-three years on, this mantra seems to guide Angela Rayner and Keir Starmer as they steer through Parliament some of the biggest reforms in decades to planning […]
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March 14, 2025
Elon Musk is no stranger to controversy. The Tesla tycoon and self-styled disruptor thrives in the limelight, but his recent foray into UK politics has taken his knack for chaos to a whole new level. Musk’s incendiary posts on X (formerly Twitter) have sparked outrage, united political rivals, and thrown a diplomatic wrench into UK-US […]
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March 12, 2025
Public affairs isn’t about pushing out dry policy briefs or shouting statistics into the void. It’s about connection, persuasion, and, above all, influence. And what’s the secret weapon in this high-stakes game? Storytelling. Yes, the same ancient art that once painted legends onto cave walls now holds the key to winning hearts and minds in […]
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March 10, 2025
The Westminster bubble is trembling. The great behemoths of British politics—the Conservatives and Labour—are losing their grip on a nation that no longer fits neatly into the red or blue boxes they’ve relied on for decades. Are we witnessing the death of majority politics as we know it? Could this Parliament mark the end of […]
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March 7, 2025
In today’s cacophony of clicks, swipes, and endless scrolling, storytelling has become a lost art. The digital world thrives on attention spans shorter than a goldfish’s memory, and yet, the most enduring brands, campaigns, and individuals know one simple truth: a good story cuts through the noise. The Power of Narrative in History Think of […]
Josh Moreton
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March 5, 2025
The political high wire act of global diplomacy is not for the faint-hearted, and Sir Keir Starmer – once the forensic and cautious lawyer – is now tiptoeing across one of the most perilous geopolitical tightropes in recent memory. The UK Prime Minister has quietly, yet firmly, placed himself at the centre of an unfolding […]
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February 28, 2025
Could tariffs, trade, Trump and Trudeau save Starmer from being the last man on the Left? At the start of this year, it looked all but certain that by the end of 2025 Keir Starmer would cut a lonely figure as one of the last remaining centre-left leaders in the West. With the inauguration of […]
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February 27, 2025
The year 2024 was a rollercoaster for the UK Labour Party, marked by a historic electoral victory, the challenges of transitioning from opposition to government, and a turbulent decline in public support. What began as a triumph for Keir Starmer’s leadership evolved into one of the most politically volatile years in recent history, shaping the […]
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October 31, 2024
Things have settled a little now, so what do you think of the first Labour budget in 15 years? There was a lot in it, and it will certainly shape the economic layout for years to come, not to mention how public policy will be impacted. There has been a very mixed reaction to the […]
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July 24, 2024
It’s been quite nice seeing notifications on my phone about divisions in the House of Commons just as I’m nodding off; without worrying, I’ve got 8 minutes to run to the Division Lobby. Last night saw the first rebellion in the House of Common’s and 7 Labour MP’s losing the Labour Whip. Which is quite […]
