Articles by Solomon Hughes

The shady arms firm with links to Zuma and Britain

JACOB ZUMA, having been forced to stand down as South Africa’s president, now faces the resumption of a prosecution for taking bribes in a £2.5 bil

Features | Thursday 12th Apr 2018

Nice work if you can get it

Features | Thursday 05th Apr 2018

Making the IEA ‘Freer’ to espouse Tory ideology

Features | Thursday 29th Mar 2018

Tory cronyism infects the NHS

Friday 16th Mar 2018

The Media Right-wing journalists care desperate for a new ‘red scare’

Opposition to Reagan and Thatcher's 1980s revival of the cold was was huge, writes SOLOMON HUGHES. So why is the media pretending otherwise?

Friday 09th Mar 2018

Imperialism The US and Britain's special relationship has not been so special

A freedom of information request into the US 1986 bombing of Libya reveals how much Britain was kept in the dark but pretended otherwise, writes SOLOMON HUGHES

Friday 02nd Mar 2018

OPINION The strange tale of Buckingham University and the Thatcherite right

Reminiscent of the ‘Buffy’TV series the demons all come from one academic institution, they make a lot of noise, but they are all beaten by a gang of teenagers, who rely on a rather calm, older intellectual for guidance – where Corbyn plays the role of Giles the Librarian, read on...

Friday 23rd Feb 2018

McDonnell v Creasy – who is right?

Should Labour renationalise PFI projects or levy a windfall tax? SOLOMON HUGHES looks to the Blair years for the answer

Friday 16th Feb 2018

Culture War Tories out to win over the heart of the ‘common man’

By focusing on ‘cultural issues,’ the Tory cultural warrior hopes to shift the terrain so that the Conservative Party, looks like the party of the ‘man in the street,’ writes SOLOMON HUGHES

Friday 09th Feb 2018

Crony Capitalism Could May save donors from building social housing?

SOLOMON HUGHES investigates the Tory-friendly firm trying not to build social housing and the academy school boss involved in the Presidents Club ball sleaze

Friday 02nd Feb 2018

May's Cabinet is posher than ever

Theresa May said her reshuffle would make her government “more like the country it serves,” but, as the Sutton Trust showed, the percentage of her

Friday 26th Jan 2018

NHS Not safe in ‘centre-ground’ hands

A cross-party approach to tacking the NHS crisis can only lead to one thing — the disaster of more disruption and privatisation, says SOLOMON HUGHES

Friday 19th Jan 2018

Politics Busted by the advertising regulators

SOLOMON HUGHES reveals how a big Tory donor’s kitchen company keeps falling foul of the ads watchdog

Friday 12th Jan 2018

Politics Brandon Lewis is no ‘man of the people’

Articles by Solomon Hughes

The shady arms firm with links to Zuma and Britain

JACOB ZUMA, having been forced to stand down as South Africa’s president, now faces the resumption of a prosecution for taking bribes in a £2.5 bil

Nice work if you can get it

Making the IEA ‘Freer’ to espouse Tory ideology

Tory cronyism infects the NHS

The Media Right-wing journalists care desperate for a new ‘red scare’

Opposition to Reagan and Thatcher's 1980s revival of the cold was was huge, writes SOLOMON HUGHES. So why is the media pretending otherwise?

Imperialism The US and Britain's special relationship has not been so special

A freedom of information request into the US 1986 bombing of Libya reveals how much Britain was kept in the dark but pretended otherwise, writes SOLOMON HUGHES

OPINION The strange tale of Buckingham University and the Thatcherite right

Reminiscent of the ‘Buffy’TV series the demons all come from one academic institution, they make a lot of noise, but they are all beaten by a gang of teenagers, who rely on a rather calm, older intellectual for guidance – where Corbyn plays the role of Giles the Librarian, read on...

McDonnell v Creasy – who is right?

Should Labour renationalise PFI projects or levy a windfall tax? SOLOMON HUGHES looks to the Blair years for the answer

Culture War Tories out to win over the heart of the ‘common man’

By focusing on ‘cultural issues,’ the Tory cultural warrior hopes to shift the terrain so that the Conservative Party, looks like the party of the ‘man in the street,’ writes SOLOMON HUGHES

Crony Capitalism Could May save donors from building social housing?

SOLOMON HUGHES investigates the Tory-friendly firm trying not to build social housing and the academy school boss involved in the Presidents Club ball sleaze

May's Cabinet is posher than ever

Theresa May said her reshuffle would make her government “more like the country it serves,” but, as the Sutton Trust showed, the percentage of her

NHS Not safe in ‘centre-ground’ hands

A cross-party approach to tacking the NHS crisis can only lead to one thing — the disaster of more disruption and privatisation, says SOLOMON HUGHES

Politics Busted by the advertising regulators

SOLOMON HUGHES reveals how a big Tory donor’s kitchen company keeps falling foul of the ads watchdog

Politics Brandon Lewis is no ‘man of the people’

NEW Tory chairman Brandon Lewis has, according to the Financial Times, “a remit to revitalise the party’s grassroots organisation and sharpen attac

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