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Labour’s challenge to get its message across won’t be made any easier by next week’s conference
24 September 2021
Wave of new corporate regulation ‘to sound death knell’ for UK deal boom – poll
20 September 2021
Foreign Misadventures: The Impact of the Afghan Crisis on Domestic Politics
3 September 2021
Subsidy Control Bill: Tory backbenchers are in for a shock
24 August 2021
Parliament’s End of Term Report
23 July 2021
16 July 2021
ESG and Litigation: A rising risk for corporate reputation
7 July 2021
Lessons from Everyone’s Invited
7 July 2021
View From Brussels: Taking Stock of the EU’s Covid Recovery Fund
2 July 2021
Brexit Five Years On: Still Making Our Minds Up?
25 June 2021
A Class Act: Communications in collective actions
23 June 2021
ESG beyond G7: The Future has caught up with the Corporates
11 June 2021
Post-pandemic Priorities: How Levelling-Up can be more than just a slogan
20 May 2021
Time for Labour to get on the front foot
7 May 2021
23 April 2021
Could Competition Law really stop the proposed European Super League?
21 April 2021
Talking shop – the reopening of all non-essential retail
9 April 2021
Vaccines: a European perspective
26 March 2021
Is it all doom & gloom for Sir Keir Starmer?
12 March 2021
Questions for Ambassador Stefano Cacciaguerra Ranghieri
10 March 2021
The secret to a great economy? Timing.
26 February 2021
Stick to the facts
23 February 2021
DRD Guide to ESG: What you need to know!
19 February 2021
Retail’s 3 R’s: Reopening, Recovery, Resilience
19 February 2021
Addressing the root cause of regulatory over-reach
18 February 2021
5 February 2021
22 January 2021
Labour troubles – key challenges for Starmer in the year ahead
15 January 2021
Choppy waters ahead, Prime Minister
8 January 2021
Talk is not cheap – An update from Brussels
11 December 2020
The Sustainability Series – ESG Regulation
8 December 2020
The Sustainability Series – Communicating ESG to the media
7 December 2020
The Sustainability Series – Power to your people
4 December 2020
The Sustainability Series – Are Boards behind the curve on ESG?
3 December 2020
The Sustainability Series – Jumping on the ESG bandwagon
2 December 2020
A shot in the arm or a shot in the foot?
27 November 2020
Shifting sands – hopes and fears for a new climate agreement
13 November 2020
US Election 2020: “You’re fired”, probably…
30 October 2020
No.10 fails the comms test again, this time on free school meals
23 October 2020
Trust me, I’m a hacker – the threat of ransomware
8 October 2020
Sport – under siege from all sides and does it have any answers?
8 October 2020
Permanent Secretaries & the Civil Service Reform
8 October 2020
The final stretch for a Brexit deal?
8 October 2020
25 September 2020
What is the point of the Lib Dems?
18 September 2020
So far, so good… but what next?
11 September 2020
4 September 2020
Lessons from Down Under: A warning of what’s to come?
26 August 2020
The Russia Report – Tell us something we didn’t XXX know
24 July 2020
The view from Brussels and London
17 July 2020
10 July 2020
Carpe Diem – DRD’s perspective on the House of Lords’ Report: ‘Gambling Harm – Time for Action’
9 July 2020
6 July 2020
6 July 2020
ESG – Covid cure-all or emperor’s new clothes
6 July 2020
A position of maximum opportunity or maximum danger?
6 July 2020
26 June 2020
19 June 2020
Two metre, or not two metre – amongst other questions
12 June 2020
“Britain is open for business, but Britain is closed for business”
5 June 2020
Which countries will top the league post-COVID 19?
3 June 2020
Cummings’ Cock-Up: Classic Dom!
29 May 2020
Sport post-Covid: do they think it’s all over?
22 May 2020
The Diplomat: Getting out into the world after lockdown
22 May 2020
Returning to work – Between Scylla and Charybdis
15 May 2020
7 May 2020
Swimming against the current? Litigation in the wake of COVID-19
5 May 2020
Stakes are high for the future of gambling
1 May 2020
The view from Brussels: What does Covid-19 mean for Brexit?
24 April 2020
Coronaviolence: Will Covid-19 provide an impetus for the Government to tackle domestic abuse?
17 April 2020
6 April 2020
6 April 2020
Public affairs in unprecedented times
6 April 2020
To get out of the crisis stronger, think big
6 April 2020
The kaleidoscope has been shaken
6 April 2020
Starming to victory: how Sir Keir needs to make the most of his moment
03 April 2020
27 March 2020
20 March 2020
18 March 2020
How big businesses can get the economy back on track after Covid-19
13 March 2020
Is it time to bring back the feel-good factor?
6 March 2020
Your guide to the integrated Defence and Security Review
2 March 2020
The view from Brussels: Johnson’s French problem
2 March 2020
One member, one vote, ha, one mission
24 February 2020
Restructure or reshuffle? [Part 2]
17 February 2020
10 February 2020
Power to the people – are we all diplomats now?
5 February 2020
In a hole the size of HS2, you have to keep digging.
3 February 2020
27 January 2020
20 January 2020
Moving slowly through the gears: the Labour leadership election reaches its next stage
13 January 2020
6 January 2020
6 January 2020
Taking aim – What’s in the crosshairs for 2020?
6 January 2020
They think it’s all over – It (almost) is now!
09 December 2019
02 December 2019
What does AI mean for lawyers?
26 November 2019
25 November 2019
18 November 2019
Just how right wing would a new Johnson government be?
18 November 2019
Six reasons why Labour could still win (and six reasons why they won’t)
11 November 2019
03 October 2019
Optimism evaporating
27 September 2019
26 September 2019
19 September 2019
19 September 2019
The Awesome Foursome – can the Union survive?
27 August 2019
Damned if you do, damned if you don’t…probably
7 August 2019
24 July 2019
The race to be Prime Minister – and then there were two…
25 June 2019
The aftermath of the European Elections – a view from London and Brussels
3 June 2019
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