by Chris Rogers | 5 Oct 2015 | Politics
Denis Healey, who died on Saturday, was not, as some say, the “best Prime Minister we never had” – he was much more important than that. As a person, Mr Healey led an extraordinary life and his death signifies the last fading of a generation of British politicians who...
by Chris Rogers | 2 Oct 2015 | Defence
Whether you agree with the nuclear deterrent or not, there’s little doubt that Jeremy Corbyn’s made a rod for his own back with week by insisting he would not, under any circumstances, deploy the nuclear deterrent. Nobody – not the public, the Labour Party membership,...
by Chris Rogers | 2 Oct 2015 | Politics
As the song goes, you can’t always get what you want. And based on an Ipsos Mori poll reported yesterday in the Evening Standard, either the British public or Conservative Party members will go home disappointed when David Cameron eventually steps down. The poll found...
by Chris Rogers | 2 Oct 2015 | Politics
The Conservatives have today announced that Zac Goldsmith will be their candidate for London Mayor – competing with Labour’s Sadiq Khan to succeed Boris Johnson. Who are the candidates and what do they stand for? The Whitehouse Consultancy team has...
by Chris Rogers | 1 Oct 2015 | Politics
As the race to be named Republican presidential candidate hots up, the Whitehouse team have produced an analysis of some of the politicians who might contest the election to succeed President Barack Obama. To read our analysis, please click here.
