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Love letter to a greater London
Britain’s capital city and the wider South East of England should be celebrated not condemned
Jul 14
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Iain Martin
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An Andy Burnham coronation? Really?
Any plan to muscle out a sitting Prime Minister and replace him without a contest and proper scrutiny is deeply unwise.
Jul 8
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Iain Martin
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June 2026
Can Andy Burnham win an early general election?
Britain's incoming Prime Minister may well go to the country early with the right split, Farage vulnerable and victory feasible
Jun 29
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May 2026
Britain’s narrow escape from the Sturgeon-Murrell regime
At the height of the Covid crisis, the pair thought the SNP's moment had come
May 31
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Antisemitism, Britain under attack and our degraded information ecosystem
The authoritarian regimes are skilled at amplifying hatred, sowing division and undermining our societies
May 16
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Iain Martin
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Elections: What just happened?
From Reform's breakthrough to Labour's thrashing and the SNP winning forever, these were landmark contests.
May 9
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Iain Martin
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April 2026
Britain’s disastrous defence deficit
A reckoning with us - the public - is long overdue
Apr 20
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Iain Martin
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March 2026
EI not AI
The Engelsberg Ideas app is now available to download. Entirely free to read with no ads, it features many of the world’s brightest minds.
Mar 12
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Iain Martin
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Our material world, oil price shocks, and financial crisis risks rising
On the verge of a global economic crisis, Britain is badly exposed on energy and defence.
Mar 9
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Iain Martin
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February 2026
Why on earth does this keep happening?
Given the epic technological and constitutional changes underway, turmoil is hardly surprising
Feb 22
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Iain Martin
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The end of the holiday from history
We live once again in an age of hard power and Britain’s political economy will have to change
Feb 15
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Iain Martin
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China's coming crisis
The dash to Beijing by Whitehall is based on a mistaken assumption that China will triumph in the 21st century
Feb 2
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Iain Martin
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