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this web site uses cookies to improve your experience. i’ll assume you’re ok with that. more info . × this web site uses cookies . × posts radio about contact video watch: cnn talk - is brexit doomed? 13 jun 2018 at 14:09 this is today’s 30 minute cnn talk in which liam halligan, ayesha hazarika and i discuss the latest state of brexit, following yesterday’s votes in the house of commons. share: 0 comments sign up via facebook or twitter to comment. iain co-presents lbc's 2017 election night coverage all seven hours of it! listen now diary conhome diary: one year on... 8 jun 2018 at 15:33 today marks the first anniversary of the 2017 general election result. i think we all remember the sense of astonishment we all felt as it became clear that theresa may’s majority was disappearing down the swannee. looking back on the last twelve months, it is difficult to do so with any sense that it has been a year of achievement. number ten can point to wins at the december and march eu summits, but they appear to be proving rather illusional given the current state of the brexit talks. in domestic policy terms, again, there seems to have been little sense of activity or dynamism. some parts of the media try to imply that this is the most right-wing government in history, yet in many areas like health and business, the narrative seems to be that ‘nanny’ knows best. five cabinet ministers have resigned. the rail system seems to be in a permanent sense of chaos. violent crime is mushrooming. i could go on. and yet all the polls show the conservatives are a few points ahead of labour. in any normal political circumstance labour would be 10-20 points ahead. peak corbyn. indeed. and yet few people in the labour party appear to recognise this as a problem for them. unfortunately, it also engenders a sense of complacency among some conservatives, almost as if being able to govern is some sort of divine right. conservatives cannot just rely on labour to lose the next election by themselves, even though it’s perfectly possible that might happen. there has to be a vision. the prime minister displayed that vision on the steps of downing street on the day she became prime minister. she needs to rediscover that sense of domestic policy mission and be able to communicate it, not just to her mps, but to the country at large. * after twenty years the cabinet has finally agreed that a third runway at heathrow should be built. i’ve been following this story since around 1993 (25 years ago!) when i organised a big conference on runway capacity in the south east. the arguments haven’t changed a lot in that time, to be honest. personally, i wish the government had had the same vision as boris johnson and decided to build a brand new, state of the art airport somewhere in the south east. boris wanted to build it in the middle of the thames estuary, but despite it having many attractions it was never really treated very seriously by sir howard davies’s airports commission. but imagine this as a scenario. theresa may isn’t prime minister any longer and boris succeeds her. can we imagine a scenario at his first cabinet meeting where he announces he’s withdrawing the heathrow expansion plan, and asks the cabinet for their support in proceeding with plans to build boris island? what japes! * pmqs this week was a painful experience for tory mps to watch, as yet again the pm floundered on brexit, which ought to be a subject on which she should wipe the parliamentary floor with corbyn. but for the third time in a row she failed to do it, and corbyn managed to ask questions to which she had no answer. you could almost feel the sense of deflation on the tory benches. it could be argued that there are things that the pm can’t say in public for fear of undermining the government’s position but the tactic of answering a question from corbyn by changing the subject and asking him a question back is not one which looks good to the watching public. * as the train timetable debacle on northern rail unfolded riding to the rescue of customers was mayor of manchester, andy burnham. in calling for the transport secretary and northern to be sacked, he somehow failed to mention that the franchise is managed jointly between tfn and dft. laughably, burnham is on tfn’s board. despite his influential position, sources report that until recently he had failed to attend a single board meeting. no wonder he is happy to grandstand. perhaps sending an open letter to the chairman of tfn this week was another opportunity for him to blame someone else rather than to fix the problem he should have seen in advance and been resolving himself – but if you don’t attend board meetings i suppose it’s difficult to be on top of the subject. i don’t think it’s unkind to say that given andy burnham is advocating that he is given additional powers to run the railways in and around greater manchester, he has rather undermined his case. share: 1 comment sign up via facebook or twitter to comment. iain interviews gibraltar's chief minister fabian picardo on gib and brexit listen now books the top 25 books i published at politico's & biteback 2 jun 2018 at 23:15 last week i announced i was leaving biteback publishing, the company i founded back in 2009. it marked an end to twenty years in publishing. back in 1998 i started politico’s publishing, having spotted that there was a real gap in the political publishing market. my colleagues sean magee and john schwartz and i published some brilliant books, but i made a very big mistake in 2003 by selling it to methuen. i thought i had taken it as far as i could and the list would benefit from being part of a bigger company. wrong, wrong, wrong. within two months i knew i had done the wrong thing and i left the company. the new owners ran it into the ground and within a short time it ceased to exist in any meaningful way. it is now totally defunct. five years later i started total politics magazine and within a year we had decided to revive the art of political publishing. there was a gap in the market and i decided to fill it. again. and so biteback publishing was formed. since then we have published more than 600 books. i don’t know how many we published at politico’s in the five years i owned it, but it must have been around 100. i’ve worked with some brilliant people over the years at politico’s and biteback. james stephens has been with me from day 1 at biteback and i truly couldn’t have done it without him. hollie teague and olivia beattie have been fantastic managing editors. they both send me cards when i announced i was leaving with the most lovely sentiments, which i have to admit brought more than a tear to my eye. i’m also very proud that we have given jobs to many people who started with us as interns and after getting a grounding with us have gone on to achieve great things in the publishing industry. nam kwan cho is the best cover designer in the business, and on the pr and marketing side suzanne sangster (now at head of zeus) and katy scholes (now travelling the world after a successful stint at sky news) were brilliant to work with. i’ll never forget their outstanding work in creating and running the political book awards. isabelle ralphs, who currently handles the press side at biteback is a star in the making and really stepped up to the plate at a difficult time. andy mcnab is inheriting a talented team. so, to get to the point, given it’s unlikely i will ever return to publishing books, i’ve decided to choose the best 20 books i have ever published. these aren’t necessarily the best selling ones, or even the best, but they are books which i got a huge satisfaction out of publishing and many would not have made it onto the bookshelves without me taking them on, seeing as virtually all the large publishers have dumbed down to such an extent that they ignore political books nowadays… coalition by david laws biteback, 2016 when david laws approached me about this book,

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