Tag Archives: Cameron

Britain is still in the EU game

Posted on 16 December 2011 by Nick Denys

Last week was not a finale. It was the opening gambit in the decision making process that will shape the future of our continent.  I am glad that Britain will be in the room when future debates take place. The … Continue reading →

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How can Cameron stop hackgate contagion?

Posted on 20 July 2011 by Nick Denys

The heat is on. As David Cameron and his team jetted back from Africa the one topic of conversation would have been “how do we contain hackgate?” An IPSOS MORI poll reveals that 52% think Cameron has handled hackgate badly, … Continue reading →

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Stopping the next scandal: Hackgate shows the benefit of transparency

Posted on 18 July 2011 by Nick Denys

Like most people I was shocked to discover that Sir Paul Stephenson had dinner with News International Executives during the first phone hacking scandal. I was also surprised to learn that Andy Coulson had been invited to Chequers a couple … Continue reading →

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Rhetoric, communication – and the gulf between the two

Posted on 10 May 2011 by Caroline Escott

You have to feel for the non-Westminster Village public at the moment. In the run-up to the AV referendum, we have seen a great deal of the very worst kind of political campaigning on both sides of the issue, the … Continue reading →

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