Joxley Writes

Starmer, Streeting and the Cortisol Spikes

Adrenaline rushes and drama are harming our politics

Nov 14 • 

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Closing Time

A new political divide could make the centre-right redundant

Nov 7 • 

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October 2025

The Audience Effect

How spectators, rather than participants, shape our politics.

Oct 30 • 

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Parliament vs The Prince

Why the government can, and should, end the Andrew affair

Oct 20 • 

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Playing post-literate politics

The mainstream cannot surrender the scroll

Oct 3 • 

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September 2025

Damp Squib Summer

No uprisings, but something ugly.

Sep 26 • 

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Crossing the Reformicon

Why Tory defections are starting to matter.

Sep 19 • 

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Oh, Mandy

He's gone, but the issues for Labour remain

Sep 12 • 

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Bloc Parties

What the latest data shows us about electoral trends

Sep 5 • 

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August 2025

"It won't work" Won't Work

Labour's response to Farage is bound to founder

Aug 29 • 

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Closing doors, expanding crises

The paradox of anti-migrant isolationism

Aug 22 • 

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Why vote Labour when you can Touch Love?

A tour through Britain's odder electoral parties.

Aug 8 • 

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