Ed West writes essays on history, politics and culture, drawing on historical parallels to comment on British and global affairs. Recent issues cover Singapore under Lee Kuan Yew, claims of Russian interference in British politics, and reactions to James Marriott's book on declining literacy.

Long-form personal essays and travel writing by a former Metropolitan Police officer, mixing firsthand experience of London policing with writing about places like Charleston. Readers get vivid, narrative-driven pieces that tie lived experience to policy and place.

Essays on British and Welsh politics that use ideology and institutional theory, with a mix of personal reflection and political science concepts and data. Readers get analytical takes on elections, devolution, Brexit and ideological blind spots.

A London-based writer shares personal reflections on cultural visits such as the Bayeux Tapestry exhibition and comments on Australian and British political news, including an interview with Brendan Cox. It also promotes her podcast interviews on geopolitics and defence.