Andy Burnham’s social media strategy faces questions over traditional media
The former Downing Street communications chief believes “there are hard truths coming” for Burnham.
The death throes of the Trump presidency
Brooks Newmark | 10th January 2021 | Comment, Magazine, Politics, Washington
The last days of Trump have seen the US descend into chaos amid riots and the invasion of the Capitol building in Washington, but it's not the last of the Donald, says Brooks Newmark
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It’s not a popularity contest: The case for protecting Meghan and Harry
You don’t have to like the Sussexes to believe the government has a duty to protect them.
Is money a factor behind Prince Harry’s move back to the UK?
Is there a connection between Prince Harry's share of a £34 million legal bill and his sudden move back to the UK? The Mace follows the money.
Are Meghan and Harry about to undergo a PR makeover?
Could the Sussexes’ shock UK return finally bring peace with the royals - and the British press?
Industry Watch: John Gill, Deputy Director of External Affairs, Reform UK – “There’s no limit to where a man can go if he doesn’t mind who gets the credit”
John Gill's promotion at Reform UK, just before the party launches its inaugural Business Day at its September NEC conference, is indicative of how the party is ramping
Carry on, Clacton
Wiliam Cash reflects on how the myth of Clacton and its reality has created media distortion when it comes to reporting on Farage’s seaside spiritual HQ.
Karoline Leavitt to step down from White House role
The press secretary will be leaving her post at the end of the month
The Clacton by-election: “It has been amazing for business”
Ahead of the Clacton-on-Sea by-election this Thursday, Mace went to the constituency to hear what local businesses make of the media circus that has descended on the seaside town, and the changes they want
Burnham is trying to fix Whitehall, but will the political machinery change?
Andy Burnham is shaking up government with more changes than by any incoming prime minister in memory. But, asks Sir Bernard Jenkin MP, does he understand why the
Racing the sunset: a pilgrim odyssey across a dying Europe
For 10 months, ex-army officer James Jeffrey trekked 3500 km across Europe by foot. The scale of migration he witnessed may not have been as dramatic as the
