Brian Reade is a columnist at the Daily Mirror. He focuses on a range of themes including culture and society, health and wellness, as well as government and politics, often exploring topics such as elections, public policy, civil rights, and social interest. Brian's work has been featured in notable outlets including MSN, Liverpool Football Club, The Mirror, Media Industry Observer, and Magzter.
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By: Brian Reade
Our special relationship with America has been a Hallmark greetings’ card way of saying there is a solid agreement between us based on mutual trust, says Brian Reade. But the King's attempt to charm clown Trump highlights how much things have changed... and even his bold speech couldn't help that
After catastrophic local election results, Keir Starmer must now consider what the future holds for Labour, says Brian Reade, and he can't think of anyone better for the top job than Andy Burnham, 'a skilled political operator from outside the London millionaire bubble, who has the experience and the common touch'
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How many of the more than 1,450 Reform councillors will get the chop, wonders Brian Reade, because Farage's disciples won't be able to escape ferocious judgment
The country is in a mess, says Brian Reade, yet so many people are way off target looking for the cause and directing their anger
By: Brian Reade
With FIFA set to rake in £8billion from the World Cup in America, Brian Reade is hoping for a gloriously flat summer of football and will cheer loudest if the money-making vanity project is a total disaster
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After yet another tumultuous week in politics, Brian Reade says if Starmer had a makeover that turned him into The Thick Of It's Malcolm Tucker, the calls for his resignation would soon disappear
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Horrendous Steven Ogilvie attack was terror being turned on anyone with a different colour skin from men of violence, says Brian Reade, and now's the time for the government to act
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OPINION: As Andy Burnham wins the Makerfield by-election, the big question is whether he could bring about that change and in truth. Of that, nobody knows. But what I do know about Burnham gives me hope.
Miserable Thatcherites are warning about Burnham repeating the Satanic Seventies, Brian Reade says, but there is a big reason why the rich and right-wing are so fearful of that decade
By: Brian Reade
We're not just shamed by French, Brazilian and Colombia’s rousing call to arms, says Brian Reade, closer to home there's the rousing Flower Of Scotland, Wales’ Land Of Our Fathers and Ireland’s The Soldiers’ Song, which never fail to set hearts aflame
