Alex Roberts

Tom Pelley’s career so far has included stints as a rider, distributor, coach and judge.

Last week, a puppet called Elmo – from the popular American children’s TV series Sesame Street – took to social media to ask an apparently innocent question of his followers: “How is everybody doing?”

As the clock ticks on towards the day of a general election, whenever that may be, the heat is certainly on for the Prime Minister, but the same can also be said of Sir Keir.

The lies, hatred, and worst instincts of such cruel madmen and madwomen have crept up on us, and now seek to overwhelm us, even while we sleep.

We believe there is magic in the detail of sport, our expert-team look forward to understanding how we can help you wield it at the following industry events in 2024.

Is the United Kingdom now the world's most successful example of a multi-ethnic democracy, as Mr. Sunak has more than once claimed it to be? Or do xenophobic serpents still lurk beneath the surface of the apparently progressive paradise of British politics?

The actors grab the show by the horns and fully commit to telling this story.

It seems that a party that’s been in power far too long has grown not only decadent but also pretty much unhinged.

Liz Truss's seven weeks in Downing Street had begun when she was formally invited to take on the role by her namesake, Queen Elizabeth II. The nation's longest-serving monarch appointed its shortest-serving premier. And, two days later, she died.

If Labour maintains that current momentum across Britain – both north and south of the border – all the way to the national polls later this year, the result won't simply be a landslide. The impacts upon the country's political landscape could prove nothing short of seismic.