If the last two years of elections have taught us anything, it’s that we should never underestimate the populist cause. Trump and Brexit both defied the pollsters and Corbyn shares one key characteristic with these upsets – an anti-establishment message.
Since the manifestos have been launched, it has become clearer and clearer that this election will be decided by whichever party can successfully control the narrative over the next two weeks. If the public perceive the election to be about Brexit, immigration, and foreign policy, Theresa May will win, however, if Labour can frame the…
The Manchester attack was not a one off act of terrorism, it was not the first, and nor will it be the last. In the days that have followed politicians, the media, and members of the public have expressed anger, hatred, and above all, a desire to react in some way, shape, or form. That…
