Articles by Solomon Hughes

Oh no – Gove’s in charge

SOLOMON HUGHES recalls the new Brexit tsar’s disastrous time as education secretary

Features | Thursday 25th Jul 2019

Boris Johnson: not just a sneering snob

Features | Thursday 18th Jul 2019

Boris Johnson rakes in £20k from defender of fascist Chilean dictator Pinochet

Features | Thursday 11th Jul 2019

Who was bankrolling Rory Stewart for Tory leader?

Thursday 04th Jul 2019

Sajid Javid’s bid to reduce migrants’ rights

SOLOMON HUGHES examines how the Home Secretary’s new regional pay thresholds plan would effectively create a system of ‘pass laws’ to further exploit migrants

Friday 28th Jun 2019

Help to buy scheme turns out to mean ‘help the rich’

THE National Audit Office (NAO) inspection of the Conservatives’ help to buy scheme this month found more than half of people using the government’

Friday 28th Jun 2019

Whatever happened to ‘new centrist party’ United for Change?

With Change UK having flopped, SOLOMON HUGHES takes a look at the fortunes of another centrist group set up by Lovefilm founder Simon Franks

Friday 21st Jun 2019

A lexicon of larceny and lies

From from ‘astroturf’ to ‘centrism,’ SOLOMON HUGHES shares his newly created ‘dictionary of contemporary political language’

Friday 14th Jun 2019

Why the liberal crush on Rory Stewart?

Faced with a neocolonial patrician with an easy-going demeanour Britain's commentariat swoons, says SOLOMON HUGHES

Friday 07th Jun 2019

See you at Southampton Transformed

CORBYNISM started as a movement from below, when a pretty mixed group of left wingers at the base of the Labour Party turned Corbyn’s run for Labou

Friday 07th Jun 2019

Maximum medical misjudgement

SOLOMON HUGHES condemns the Tory decision to take out a contract with Maximus – the scandal-hit US outsourcing firm reviled for its handing of Medicaid in the US

Thursday 30th May 2019

Arch villain

SOLOMON HUGHES reveals how Chris Grayling did over small businesses under railway arches to benefit two big finance groups for short-term gain

Friday 24th May 2019

Lycamobile – tackled for the very first time?

Tory-donating company Lycamobile has a long track record of dodging tax. Does its increased unpaid tax fund mean the firm is getting spooked by the taxman closing in, asks SOLOMON HUGHES

Friday 24th May 2019

Centrists and the NHS

So much for ‘middle of the road’ populist politics – Change UK is wedded to the deeply unpopular neoliberal extremism of privatising the NHS, writes SOLOMON HUGHES

Articles by Solomon Hughes

Oh no – Gove’s in charge

SOLOMON HUGHES recalls the new Brexit tsar’s disastrous time as education secretary

Boris Johnson: not just a sneering snob

Boris Johnson rakes in £20k from defender of fascist Chilean dictator Pinochet

Who was bankrolling Rory Stewart for Tory leader?

Sajid Javid’s bid to reduce migrants’ rights

SOLOMON HUGHES examines how the Home Secretary’s new regional pay thresholds plan would effectively create a system of ‘pass laws’ to further exploit migrants

Help to buy scheme turns out to mean ‘help the rich’

THE National Audit Office (NAO) inspection of the Conservatives’ help to buy scheme this month found more than half of people using the government’

Whatever happened to ‘new centrist party’ United for Change?

With Change UK having flopped, SOLOMON HUGHES takes a look at the fortunes of another centrist group set up by Lovefilm founder Simon Franks

A lexicon of larceny and lies

From from ‘astroturf’ to ‘centrism,’ SOLOMON HUGHES shares his newly created ‘dictionary of contemporary political language’

Why the liberal crush on Rory Stewart?

Faced with a neocolonial patrician with an easy-going demeanour Britain's commentariat swoons, says SOLOMON HUGHES

See you at Southampton Transformed

CORBYNISM started as a movement from below, when a pretty mixed group of left wingers at the base of the Labour Party turned Corbyn’s run for Labou

Maximum medical misjudgement

SOLOMON HUGHES condemns the Tory decision to take out a contract with Maximus – the scandal-hit US outsourcing firm reviled for its handing of Medicaid in the US

Arch villain

SOLOMON HUGHES reveals how Chris Grayling did over small businesses under railway arches to benefit two big finance groups for short-term gain

Lycamobile – tackled for the very first time?

Tory-donating company Lycamobile has a long track record of dodging tax. Does its increased unpaid tax fund mean the firm is getting spooked by the taxman closing in, asks SOLOMON HUGHES

Centrists and the NHS

So much for ‘middle of the road’ populist politics – Change UK is wedded to the deeply unpopular neoliberal extremism of privatising the NHS, writes SOLOMON HUGHES

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