Gavin Esler is a journalist and author who writes for various publications including The National News, The Irish News, and Perspective. His work has also been featured in the Belfast Telegraph. Gavin covers a wide range of topics including politics, current affairs, and cultural commentary, providing insightful analysis and commentary on these subjects.
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Gavin Esler's articles predominantly cover government and politics, with a focus on UK-specific issues. His coverage includes analysis of legal policy regulation and expert commentary, suggesting he would be receptive to pitches that offer insightful commentary or analysis from experts in the fields of government, law, and politics.
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Rishi Sunak in London proved a ditherer. Emmanuel Macron is disliked but decisive. Joe Biden is decent but possibly debilitated
By: Gavin Esler
But what is clear is that in the run up to the November election, the maelstrom of American politics is becoming ever more divisive and turbulent.
Joe Biden has demonstrated what leadership looks like. Dropping out of the race for the toughest job in the world – the one you have wanted
By: Gavin Esler
Fuelled by lies, the UK violence serves only a few reckless figures on the far right
By: Gavin Esler
There is some good news following the riots on British streets . Most Britons are united against the minority of racist thugs in the country.
Gavin Esler is an author and broadcaster, and a UK affairs columnist for The National 21 August, 2024
By: Gavin Esler
A nuclear strike anywhere, ever, would assure mutual destruction
For a bit of fun, I turned to social media this week with the following question: “If [UK Prime Minister) Keir Starmer reversed Brexit, which of
By: Gavin Esler
It may take a decade before the Conservatives are regarded by voters as again fit for government.
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