Adam Solomons
‘There’s no crystal ball – it’s best to be honest’: the lobbyists rethinking how to campaign amid Trump’s chaos.
The EU’s health Commissioner nominee has to navigate a complex agenda mixing promising public health initiatives with overreach risks
Updating the UK’s Eatwell Guide to include practical tips, could provide evidence-based, actionable advice in the fight against obesity
“When goods don’t cross borders, Soldiers will”
Ensuring a Healthy Start: As school season begins, it’s essential to consider the often-overlooked connection between oral health and academic success
Small solutions can make a world of a difference
To paraphrase John Lennon, “You say you want devolution – well, you know, we all want to change the world.”
The prime minister’s friend-turned-enemy is right to point out the government’s misguided plans for herd immunity last year. Ministers shouldn’t be allowed to deny it.
Forged in an era of political turmoil and ecological uncertainty. the album’s sentiments still resonate 50 years later
Newsnight’s boyish political editor has a habit of always finding himself in the right place at the right time.
An Institute for Government report diagnosed Whitehall’s mixed success during the coronavirus pandemic. Its lead author said making the necessary changes will be no mean feat.
Symbol of British decline or catalyst for seaside renewal? Either way, they deserve our love and attention, argues Adam Solomons
David Baddiel’s Jews Don’t Count is well-intentioned but sloppy, says Adam Solomons
Republicans exploiting the language of unity seek to minimise their role in the Capitol riot. Americans must see through them, says Adam Solomons
We shouldn’t blame each other for the latest COVID spike. One man ought to take responsibility, says Adam Solomons
Bercow may be long gone but bullying is still very much alive in the House of Commons, says Adam Solomons
While Marcus Rashford’s anti-poverty campaign is commendable, only the state can put an end to child poverty, says Adam Solomons
Adam Solomon on why Munich’s Bayerischer Hof is Merkel’s favourite power summit hotel
The ongoing cull of political cartoonists by national newspapers has triggered new conversations about the status of this idiosyncratic art form.
Political scientists have long alleged that the UK political system is one of the world’s least corrupt. When it comes to cronyism, however, why is Westminster’s record far murkier?
Mindfuck, by Christopher Wylie, reviewed by Adam Solomons
Norman Hartnell: The Biography, by Michael Pick, reviewed by Adam Solomons
We lift the lid on the industry cloaked in mystery.
Jacob Rees-Mogg’s languid pose on the Treasury bench launched a thousand memes on social media. Five observers interpret his body language for us.
How much can Whitehall’s antiquated government offices learn from the Palo Alto tech giants?
Labour Must Prioritise Policy-Makers Over Spin Doctors
A troubling shift in Keir Starmer’s strategy favours slick media management over urgent need for substantial policy reform
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