Unwanted by voters and MPs, Sunak’s Rwanda policy fails every basic political test josh williams Unpopular with voters, the opposition and his own MPs alike, Sunak's immigration policy has always been misguided, writes Josh Williams.
We should welcome ex-PMs back to cabinet, but Cameron won’t win votes josh williams David Cameron is back in government to save Rishi Sunak's premiership, but the former prime minister is wildly unpopular, writes Josh Williams
Is Keir Starmer the man to dig Britain out of this new age of insecurity? Josh Williams In a bid to win over the British public, the Labour party is now telling a new story about how they will rescue voters from the age of insecurity and usher in the new age of hope, Josh Williams writes
Our complacency on China blinded us to the probability of spies in Parliament September 13, 2023 Why are we all so surprised that Beijing would want to place a spy in Parliament?
Britons define ourselves by our work, maybe we should ‘just beach’ like Ken August 9, 2023 We need to stop answering the question "what are you doing?" with our job title, as if being a chartered accountant is your entire identity, writes Josh Williams, in response to Phoebe Arslanagic-Wakefield's piece.
Tech titans? Musk and Zuckerberg’s feud is an ultra-public toddler tantrum July 12, 2023 From threats for a real life fight to launching rival to Twitter, the bizarre blood feud between Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk shows how far our entrepreneurs have fallen, writes Josh Williams.
We need more humble leaders like the former Diageo CEO in our politics June 14, 2023 The former chief executive of Diageo, Ivan Menezes, passed away last week. He was the greatest example of a humble leader; we have many of those in business, but unfortunately not enough of them in politics, writes Josh Williams
Productivity gains won’t win elections, but they will secure growth for decades May 10, 2023 We used to lead the world in productivity, and now we lag behind. We need to invest more to be productive. It might not be the most exciting political slogan, but it will pay off, writes Josh Williams
If Labour want to win an election, they have to get used to going on the attack April 12, 2023 Politicians use attack ads for the simple reason that they work.
Twitter’s doom loop will banish us to even more politically partisan corners March 8, 2023 Every time Elon Musk tries to fix one problem at Twitter, but if Twitter does die, we will lose a good deal of humour and a genuinely useful platform, writes Josh Williams.
