NATB’s Newsletter

'Burning the Right Wicker Man': Starmer, Reeves, McSweeney—and the Welfare Implosion Reform Still Can’t Exploit

'A Very No. 10 Cock-Up': How Labour Misread the Room on Welfare Reform—and Opened the Door to a Confidence Crisis It Can’t Spin Away

Strength Abroad, Surrender at Home: How Labour Intends to Manage Decline in a Flak Jacket

“Yes, But...” - Labour’s Spending Review and How It Revealed the Slow Death of Political Conviction

Between Cuts and Chaos, Britons are Obviously Spoiled for Political Choice

Resetting the Country by Imploding the Party... and the Policy

The Immigration Trap - Labour's Diminishing Returns on the Island of Strangers

All Flags, No Fixes - Reform’s agenda is crippled by short-term policy and made-up solutions, but helped by a government telling voters they’re wrong

Great Expectations, Terrible Councillors - How 'None of the Above' Really Won the Local Elections

Make a Nuisance of Yourselves—And Then Resign: Or, 'How culture wars don't collect the bins'

Vote Now, Govern Never: How Reform Wants the Rage, But Not the Responsibility

Meanwhile in Scunthorpe: The Hand Grenade and the Hi-Vis — and How Minecraft Might Stop Economists Falling Into Despair