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Paul Cotterill

How we might get back to freedom of movement

[Expanded a bit from tweet thread]

Aug 29

How we might get back to freedom of movement

Aug 29

Letter to OFCOM re: Online Safety Act 2023 use(draft)

As is my standard, I will send this letter myself if nobody with a better profile than me chooses to do so (with any edits they wish)…

Aug 19

Aug 19

The future of the post-Corbyn left (part 1 of 4): From free hit to free ride

The Ming Vase has nearly crossed the floor

Jul 4

Jul 4

Good skills (May 2020)

A frontline care worker sends a letter from lockdown, on the quiet vow he has made that his work matters

May 23

May 23

On Article 692

One intriguing thing about article 692 of the UK-EU Trade & Cooperation Agreement 2020, which may become vital if the UK does seek to…

Nov 16, 2023

On Article 692

Nov 16, 2023

On misunderstanding energy pricing and security

1/ It isn’t entirely true to say, As Aaron Bastani of Novara Media does here, that “global market prices” dictate all consumer prices, and…

Sep 28, 2023

On misunderstanding energy pricing and security

Sep 28, 2023

Sunak’s consitutional moment?

1/ Can’t help feeling that’s Sunak’s “I’ve scrapped the 7 bins thing” may turn out to be quite a large constitutional faux pas, and bigger…

Sep 20, 2023

Sunak’s consitutional moment?

Sep 20, 2023

The “small boats election”?

1/ I tend to agree with Andrew Marr that the election will come in May 2024, but I think the idea that “success” in sending people to…

Sep 20, 2023

The “small boats election”?

Sep 20, 2023

A Post-Driscoll Community Politics

The non-longlisting

Jun 7, 2023

Jun 7, 2023

Grooming gangs: the new culture war frontline

In a way it’s surprising the government has taken so long to home in on ‘Pakistani grooming gangs’ as a core part of its culture war…

Apr 4, 2023

Apr 4, 2023

Paul Cotterill

Paul Cotterill

Secretary General, Habermasian Labour (UK). Indefatigably focused on the promotion of ethical discourse in the public sphere, except when there's cricket.

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