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After Makerfield, the Answer Cannot be Managerial Politics with a Different Accent
Edition 87 – July 2026
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Contents
In Edition 87 – July 2026
Edition 87 – July 2026 – Cover + Contents
1
Letters – July 2026
2
Anthem of the North
3
Peter Oborne’s Diary – Dignified Silence
4
On the Ground – Tackling Crypto-Politics
5
Bad Press Awards – The Platinum-Plated Projector for Performative White Rage
6
That’s True Too – Leave to Remain
7
‘Hockney’s Art Was as Much an Intellectual Exercise as It Was an Expression of the Joy He Took From Being Alive’
8
Burnham is a Giant Step Backwards to a Better Sort of British Politics
9
After Makerfield, the Answer Cannot be Managerial Politics with a Different Accent
10
Makerfield: Can the ‘Politics of Place’ Offer an Antidote to the Poverty of Possibility?
11
A Town that has Stood Still as the World has Moved On
12
‘The Real Radicalism the Moment Requires is at the Level of How the World Is Seen’
13
Turning the Tide on the Rage Wave? Nigel Farage’s Explicit Politics of Race and Violence Could Cost Him
14
Navigating Antisemitism in the Shadow of Israel’s Wars
15
‘The Odyssey’ Backlash: A Journey Between Strangeness and Familiarity
16
A Letter from America – The Machine that Eats Elections
17
Northern Ireland’s Enduring Problem With Sectarian Violence
18
Half Man: ‘We’re Beginning to Get a Better, Much More Nuanced Understanding… Vulnerability is a Part of Masculinity Now’
19
Brexit: Ten Long Years of Bitterness
20
How to Stop Billionaires Buying British Politics
21
On the Record – Not Music to My Ears
22
St George and the Saltire: Flagging Up the Differences
23
Be part of The Fête of Britain
24
Notes on Now – Platner’s Past
25
Mandrake – Johnson’s Office Job
26
Mandelson and the New Statesman: How the ‘Soft PR’ Sausage Gets Made
27
‘Anonymous Quotes’ and Political Journalists: How Spin Doctors Deceive the Public
28
The Tyranny of Literacy: How Writing Only Scratches the Surface
29
Zeitgeisters – Margaret Heffernan
30
Puzzle Solutions – Edition 87
31
The Upside Down – Eye of Newt
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