David Waywell is a journalist and writer focusing on national issues in the United Kingdom. He writes for Reaction, covering a range of topics including politics, society, and cultural commentary. With a sharp and often satirical style, David's articles provide insightful and thought-provoking perspectives on current events in the UK.
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