Finley Harnett
Finley Harnett trained as a journalist and currently works in the House of Commons for an MP.
“We did everything we could”
This book offers an insider’s account of the extraordinary (in)decision-making among Johnson’s team during the most tumultuous year in modern history
Mission Accomplished
Finley Harnett reviews the BBC’s Once Upon a Time in Iraq
When breast isn’t best
A major maternity support group is at war with its trustees over its insistence that men should be enabled to breastfeed
Woke invades the sciences
The intrusion of irrational ideology is distorting and censoring science
The Conservatives deserve credit on sex and gender
They were slow to respond to institutional capture — but they did respond
Trouble beneath the surface
Labour’s triumph obscures worrying signs of division and chaos brewing in British society
Britain must get real on foreign policy
Dim clichés and childish chest-beating are not going to help us
Nature neglected
In this election green policy only get airtime when it can be linked to jobs
Pushing the boundaries
The map of the world is likely to be redrawn, thanks to the decline of post war Pax Americana, an expansionist Russia and China, and the push for ethnic sovereignty
Here comes trouble
Farage is going to cause huge headaches for the Tories, and may be here to stay
When the Left thought free trade meant peace
Socialists, communists and liberals were united by a conviction that free trade could, and would, promote democracy and justice
The illusion of normality in Nikopol
Determination and death on the front lines of Ukraine