Tuesday 29 January - UK front pages.
We take a look at the stories making the front page of the main UK newspapers and magazines today.
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Why do we tolerate authoritarian leaders?
If faced with a difficult situation or a crisis, we would like leaders to take into account our viewpoints and interests. So why do people seem to be drawn to the authoritarian type of leadership?
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People need to listen for their minds to be changed.
We want to change people’s minds, but we aren’t teaching our activists how to do that. We have opportunities that are being lost time and time again.
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“I voted out for me, not for him.”
No Deal preparations are ramping up, with emergency powers being drafted and a heavier stockpiling effort. But will Parliament act?
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Monday 28 January - UK front pages.
We take a look at the stories making the front page of the main UK newspapers and magazines today.
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Trump will always blink.
With Donald Trump, don’t turn your back, don’t look away, and don’t blink. Part 28 of a series on game theory and politics, this one focusing on Trump’s shutdown debacle.
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Brexit, asylum and the rights of the child: clarification from the CJEU.
What effect does Brexit have on child asylum? Professor Steve Peers takes a look at one issue which affects a number of cases in Ireland.
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Sunday 27 January - UK front pages.
We take a look at the stories making the front page of the main UK newspapers and magazines today.
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Brexiters, abandon your sick agenda and leave WW2 where it is.
Alexandrine Kántor shares with us the very moving story of her family from the tragic story of the horror of WW2 to the spirit of reconciliation that inspired the creation of the European Union.
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I am European, proud and I reject Brexit.
Chris Kendall shares with us his beautiful family story to reject the primitive, divisive and disgusting anti-German sentiments politicians like Mark Francois still dare to express on live TV in 2019.
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A candidate’s guide to winning the rock-paper-scissors primary.
With lizards, but no Spock. A look at the crowded field of Democrats running for president in 2020. Part 27 of a series on game theory and politics.
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Brexiter’s anti-German sentiments remain unchallenged on the BBC.
Are BBC journalists trained for today’s post-truth, populist politics? The question must be asked after a British politician remained unchallenged after expressing anti-German sentiments during an interview.
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Saturday 26 January - UK front pages.
We take a look at the stories making the front page of the main UK newspapers and magazines today.
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US no-shows mean advantage China at this year’s Davos?
No US delegation, no French president, no British prime minister at Davos this year. Is it time for China to shine?
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Friday 25 January - UK front pages.
We take a look at the stories making the front page of the main UK newspapers and magazines today.
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Brexit was a binary choice that cannot be implemented.
Brexit cannot be implemented because Leave voters don’t actually know what they want. Eoin Bathurst argues that since their decision to vote out was based on claims that have turned out to be wrong, we should now reverse this course of national self-harm before it is too late.
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When a promise made is a promise kept, is a nightmare!!!
A sign of one’s good character is when one makes a promise, one keeps that promise. But what happens when keeping that promise creates a nightmare?
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