Brian Reade is a columnist at the Daily Mirror. He covers a range of topics including football, politics, and climate change, often reflecting on the impact of leadership, such as that of Boris Johnson, on voters in the United Kingdom. Brian's work has been featured in Cigalah Group, Liverpool Football Club, Daily Mirror, and Media Industry Observer.
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By: Brian Reade
Having seen the dark underbelly of Tory freeloaders for himself, Mirror's Brian Reade says Labour was voted in as antidote to political cronyism but the freebies row is leaving it wide open to accusations of hypocrisy and distracting from its wins
By: Brian Reade
Unlike the rest of us, not only do the dinosaurs in the Lords have jobs for life – all 804 members of the crony factory have jobs for eternity. Mirror columnist Brian Reade says Oliver Cromwell got it right in 1649 when he said they were “useless and dangerous to the people” and proposes a smaller, elected chamber
Last time he was president, Donald Trump's worst instincts and ideas were curtailed by American institutions, but if he wins next week Trump is likely to go on a vengeance mission
By: Brian Reade
If there is one bonus from Trump’s gruesome comeback, it is the death of the celebrity endorsement, says Mirror columnist Brian Reade, with blue-collar workers turning away from the sickly love-ins and pleas from mega-rich liberal stars
By: Brian Reade
This sacking of the best football presenter of his generation from MOTD does not equate to a loss for us fans – just the cowardly broadcaster, says Mirror columnist Brian Reade. So come on, Gary, now you're free to talk, tell us what you really think…
By: Brian Reade
This sacking of the best football presenter of his generation from MOTD does not equate to a loss for us fans – just the cowardly broadcaster, says Mirror columnist Brian Reade. So come on, Gary, now you're free to talk, tell us what you really think…
By: Brian Reade
After the Tweed Army invaded the capital accusing Labour of a class war, Mirror columnist Brian Reade points out they're only being asked to pay for the damage caused by party they supported in the first place – and cough up for extra taxes like the rest of us
By: Brian Reade
Meet The Rees-Moggs is a boring cross between Lord Snooty and The Addams Family, says Mirror columnist Brian Reade, who says he's no National Treasure but an upper-class grifter who left us to pick up the Tory tab
By: Brian Reade
It's clear why we've ended up with one of the most dangerous politicians on the brink of real power, says Mirror columnist Brian Reade, and Labour needs to win back working-class support fast before Reform takes hold
By: Brian Reade
With tongue firmly in cheek, columnist Brian Reade declares peace and goodwill to all rich and powerful men at Christmas and even has a Santa sack full of snarky gifts for his least favourite people
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