The Latest From Jonathan Foreman
The anti-COVID measures and edicts have turned the possible demise of thousands of enterprises into certainties -- pubs, butcher shops, newsagents, cinemas, grocery stores, they're all folding. All this has happened as the government announces, reverses and re-introduces more lockdowns, testing regimes and quarantines
Oct 08 2020
11 mins
The British media has tended to shy away from any discussion of why frightening respiratory diseases seem to emerge in China more often than elsewhere, and specifically how and why Covid-19 crossed from the animal world into the human population
Apr 05 2020
10 mins
It feels strange to write these words, but in a […]
Nov 28 2019
7 mins
The working-class people outside London who supplied the bulk of the Brexit vote now know all too well what their “betters” think of them. These 17 million people are unlikely to forget being condemned and mocked as knuckle-dragging racists, imperial nostalgists and illiterate halfwits
Jul 24 2019
12 mins
It was typical of Theresa May's almost autistic inability to understand the emotional needs of others that it did not occur to her to go to the scene of the great Grenfell Tower fire. That same flaw has been at the root of her many failures, be they Brexit negotiations, the treatment of foreign residents or jihadi brides
Mar 19 2019
12 mins
November did not get off to a good start. There […]
Dec 01 2018
8 mins
Even if you ignore the rancorous Brexit debate and Remainers' predictions that put the seven plagues of Egypt to shame, there have been plenty of entirely unrelated developments to make a Briton think seriously of buying a one-way ticket to the Antipodes or Americas
Oct 27 2018
9 mins