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Terra Nullius, by Ned Donovan

Where I go and what I read

My personal Substack

A newsletter exploring the unaskable questions in British politics.

Pillar Talk

By The Columnist

The ramblings of an ancient sage whose best days are lost in the mists of time

The Debatable Land

By Alex Massie

Politics, culture, and history from Scotland, the UK and beyond

Thoughtful writing about Scotland and the union

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Techtris

By James Ball

A weekly(ish) newsletter on technology, policy and society, from James Ball

Hard Thinking on the Soft Left

By Emma Burnell

The Labour Party and the Soft Left

Value Added

By Duncan Weldon

Economics, finance, political economy.

The economy made comprehensible, with Duncan Weldon

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Being For The Benefit Of Eddie Robson

A substack run by and for Eddie Robson with updates on my novels, scriptwriting and journalism, and other stuff if I feel like it. A splendid time is guaranteed for all.

The Mill

Award-winning local journalism from Greater Manchester's new quality newspaper - join our free mailing list or support us as a paying member

Independent news for Greater Manchester, with Joshi Herrman

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One Great Read

By Harry Lambert

Stay up to date with the best writing in journalism - longreads, essays, stories, profiles, polemics - sent to you every other Sunday

Psychic Paper

By James Cooray Smith

It’s not psychic and it’s not on paper. Doctor Who based writing, archive and research, edited and mostly written by James Cooray Smith, with occasional contributions from guest writers and / or on topics other than Doctor Who.

six things

By Anthony Dhanendran

six things, every so often

Borderline

By Isabelle Roughol

A newsletter, podcast and community for defiant global citizens, exploring identity, belonging, our relationship to place and what home even means.

Isa Roughol's newsletter and podcast for the defiant global citizen

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Comment is Freed

By Sam Freedman

Politics, policy analysis, and foreign affairs from Sam and Lawrence Freedman

Conquest of the Useless

By Mic Wright

Honest media criticism from a complete arsehole.

Comment on why the British media is terrible, courtesy of a man who escaped from it

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Folded with Adam Bienkov

An independent progressive newsletter about UK politics written by the political journalist Adam Bienkov.

One of the best independent observers of British politics in the game

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The Chris Curtis Polling Substack

By Chris Curtis

The best newsletter for analysis of all the latest polls, as well as some new and exclusive polling.

London in Bits

By The LiB team

The city dissected. London's news, politics, arts, food, places and people.

The founders of the once great Londonist are trying again

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Beyond The Topline

By Beyond the Topline

Here I'll explore polling and elections to draw out nuances in the electoral landscape which might be missed when looking at the big picture - but which are important to interrogate in order to understand that broader landscape.

A Misadventure In Space & Time

By Jonn Elledge

A leisurely ramble through the history of Doctor Who.

Me, thinking too much about Doctor Who

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Sorry, We're Prosed

By Alys

Monthly opportunities for prose writers, and occasional thoughts on writing & publishing.

Politics, polls and public opinion

By Will Jennings

Analysis of recent developments in British politics, polling and elections

The Swingometer

By Rob Ford

Thoughts on elections, public opinion and politics. The Swingometer is named in honour of the late Sir David Butler, inventor of both "swing" and the device to illustrate it on television.

Joxley Writes

Politics, history and culture from a right of centre perspective.

Whether you want to understand how the Tories might have a future, or whether you just want to watch the party burn, John is one of the best centre-right commentators to read right now

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Odds and Ends of History

By James O'Malley

Why that thing you retweeted is probably wrong.

Politics, technology and other nerdery with James O'Malley

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I can't help thinking...

By Joel Morris

Substack of writer Joel Morris

The Bluestocking

By Helen Lewis

I read the internet, so you don’t have to.

History, psychology, and culture wars with Helen Lewis

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