The Waugh Zone

Slowly, Surely, Keir Starmer Is Imposing His Will On The Labour Party

But can he be as effective in building a new coalition of voters to win an election?
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Slow, Slow, Quick, Quick, Slow: Boris Johnson’s Covid-19 Foxtrot?

A dance with death. Conditions apply.
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Keir Starmer Puts The ‘Opposition’ Into ‘Constructive Opposition’

PMQs care homes attack showed he's a politician as much as a lawyer.
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Covid-19 ‘Excess Deaths’: The One Global Race Britain Doesn’t Want To Win

UK jobs rescue scheme could be the envy of the world, but our mortality rate isn’t.
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Starmer’s PMQs Showed Johnson Has No Hiding Place In The Commons Any More

Chief prosecutor versus high priest of populism. Get ready for the next four years.
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Forget Neil Ferguson’s Love Life, Look At America’s Rising Death Chart

The forecasts coming out of the US are truly terrifying.
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Why The Right Kind Of Herd Immunity Could Come Back Into Fashion

Covid-19 may not crush the anti-vaxxers for good, but it has harmed their cause.
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Boris Johnson Gets His Excuses In First As He Defends Covid-19 Response

Roadmap from lockdown set out, but so was the case for the defence ahead of any inquiry.
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Boris Johnson’s Tricky Lockdown Balancing Act Has Only Just Started

Positives and negatives in PM's return-to-work speech.
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Keir Starmer’s First PMQs Rattled Raab, But Can He Outfight Johnson?

Political distancing as much as social distancing on display during debut.
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