In this episode of the Guardian’s Politics Weekly podcast I talk about possible consequences of the upcoming US presidential election on politics in the UK, Europe and elsewhere.
Column: Boris Johnson, covid rules and a rubber sandwich
Latest Guardian column on the difficulty legislation for changes in behaviour, especially when the government is led by a man who is conspicuously attracted to unruliness and disobedience: here.
Podcast: Brexit, the revolutionary mentality (and the Italian Job)
The latest episode of Politics on the Couch is live.
Me in conversation with the reliably insightful and fluently erudite Fintan O’Toole
Latest Guardian column: is Tory government the default setting?
No. And least of all in Scotland. But that doesn’t stop the Conservative party and Boris Johnson behaving as if they are destined to rule the country. Such phenomenal self-belief is a strength, right up until it becomes a liability.
That’s the theme of this week’s column.
