No Sacred Cows
Scepticism served medium rare
Category: British Politics
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It’s Trussing Season again in Bootiful Britain. The nation’s turkeys are queueing proudly for the block, feathers puffed up, convinced the farmer’s really one of them. He talks their talk, shares their outrage, even has a pint on telly – what’s not to trust? The dream, of course, is that the animals have taken back…
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Inflation is often sold as a mysterious force in mainstream commentary – like weather, or fate. In reality, it is a predictable redistribution mechanism. A stealth tax. And like most mechanisms in our economic system, it redistributes to the few. It’s a pipeline – straight from your pocket to theirs. A slow, silent redistribution of…
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Leaving the ECHR isn’t some fringe fantasy – it’s the next phase of Britain’s post-Brexit drift into isolation and unchecked power. Rejoiners should recognise it as another break from the European consensus we helped build. But it’s not just about Europe – it’s about you. Whether you lean left, right, or you’re still on the…
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A personal biographical insert to accompany the signed copy of Cases and Materials on Labour Law Compiled from online sources, published profiles, and family context, July 2026 In brief: Bill Wedderburn was a Deptford-born labour lawyer, academic, barrister and Labour peer who became one of the most influential figures in modern British labour law. He…
No Sacred Cows 