Iain Dale’s Diary: Matt Hancock’s elusive memoirs, scrubbing up on the US presidents, and electric car anxiety
Given the history between Britain and the US in the 18th and 19th centuries, it is almost remarkable we…
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Iain Dale’s Diary: What the BBC’s Chris Mason gets right, and is Dominic Cummings really advising Keir Starmer?
My exchange with Diane Abbott is proof that if you make your guests feel relaxed, you’re more likely to…
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Iain Dale’s diary: Festivals both digital and drive-in, Beirut, and why I speak out as a survivor
Long after I was the first Brit to visit Beirut since the release of John McCarthy it became the tourist destination it should…
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Iain Dale’s Diary: Comic timing, cricketing glory, and what I learnt from chairing the Tory hustings
Over the past three weeks I’ve chaired ten of the 16 hustings in which the two Tory leadership candidates…
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Pig-gate goes global, a nation’s guilt over Volkswagen, and standing in for a billionaire
And so to the Frankfurt Book Fair.
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The problem with polls, my secret affection for Ed, and why I didn’t run naked down Whitehall
When Ed returned to LBC to spend half an hour in our glitzy new studios, he had grown a…
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Iain Dale: the NHS is letting England down – and letting patients die
Hundreds of man hours lost to the economy, and a severe failure when it comes to cancer patients. It's…
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Farage versus Clegg, an open invitation to phone Ed and intimations of mortality
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