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Opinion Polls & Opinion Pollsters

In 1992, every opinion poll and market research organization predicted a Labour victory at the general election. The BBC exit poll as the polls closed at 10pm on 9 April 1992 suggested that the Conservatives [more...]
Arts

Rday – An Icarus who soared to close to the Truth

I had two immediate reactions to the news of Jason Arday’s apparent suicide. The first was sadness, especially for his two children, wife, and parents. The second was to start a countdown to when the [more...]
Fiction

A Captain Comes to Call

My name’s Wallace. Not the Wallace, a Wallace, or rather A. Wallace, Albert Wallace that is and… Let me start over. My name is Albert Wallace and I’m a driver for the RASS – the [more...]
European Union

The promises of Bodybags

One of the reasons Bodybags Burnham gave for not needing a General Election when became Prime Minister was that he was going to stick to Labour’s 2024 manifesto. You know, the manifesto that Rodney Spanner [more...]
Collecting

Smalls acts of resistance: P-p-p-pick up a pen and start planning

The following two statements are a given among most GPers: We won’t vote our way out of this; we and our way of life are being replaced at a rate of knots… The late Patrick [more...]

Opinion Polls & Opinion Pollsters

25th August 2026 0

In 1992, every opinion poll and market research organization predicted a Labour victory at the general election. The BBC exit poll as the polls closed at 10pm on 9 April 1992 suggested that the Conservatives [more...]
Rday – An Icarus who soared to close to the Truth

25th August 2026 0
A Captain Comes to Call

24th August 2026 0

Opinion Polls & Opinion Pollsters

25th August 2026 0

In 1992, every opinion poll and market research organization predicted a Labour victory at the general election. The BBC exit poll as the polls closed at 10pm on 9 April 1992 suggested that the Conservatives [more...]
Rday – An Icarus who soared to close to the Truth

25th August 2026 0
The promises of Bodybags

24th August 2026 0

Rday – An Icarus who soared to close to the Truth

25th August 2026 0

I had two immediate reactions to the news of Jason Arday’s apparent suicide. The first was sadness, especially for his two children, wife, and parents. The second was to start a countdown to when the [more...]
A History of Pop Music – Albums 1969

21st August 2026 0
TANKFEST 2026 & The Tank Museum, Pt 1

20th August 2026 0

A History of Pop Music – Albums 1969

21st August 2026 0

Featured Album: Johnny Cash – At San Quentin This is a series of articles looking at albums from 1960 to whatever year we end up in. I will select a featured album for each year [more...]
TANKFEST 2026 & The Tank Museum, Pt 1

20th August 2026 0
A View From (A Harbour Some Miles Away From) The Greenhouse; On “Northerner-Ness”

18th August 2026 0

A Captain Comes to Call

24th August 2026 0

My name’s Wallace. Not the Wallace, a Wallace, or rather A. Wallace, Albert Wallace that is and… Let me start over. My name is Albert Wallace and I’m a driver for the RASS – the [more...]
Smalls acts of resistance: P-p-p-pick up a pen and start planning

23rd August 2026 0
Larry’s Diary, Week Three Hundred And Thirty-Eight

23rd August 2026 0

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