Rod Liddle is a Contributor at The Sunday Times, where he regularly shares his insights on culture and society. With a diverse focus that includes media, sports, and social issues, he explores themes of accessibility, civil rights, and diversity. Rod's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Spectator World, The Sun, and The Times.
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Rod Liddle's coverage shows a strong focus on opinion editorial pieces, with a significant emphasis on government and politics. His articles often touch upon topics like democracy, crime, Ukraine, neoliberalism and the NHS. Given this pattern, he may be open to expert commentary or analysis related to political developments in the UK.
In addition to political matters, Rod occasionally covers music reviews and sports-related content. However, these are secondary compared to his main focus on government and politics.
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Hold the front page: I’ve found a very good contemporary novel to occupy my time. Such things have become vanishingly…
The Green Party leader’s biggest issues are what he’s said and what he’s done, neither of which are going to go away
By: Rod Liddle
I HOPE the country will be able to cope with the grief of losing Sir Keir Starmer as Prime Minister. It will mean a lot of suffering, I know. I will be out tomorrow leaving a bouquet of flowers out…
As a sucker for any melody which relies heavily upon fourth and eighth notes hammered out on a piano, I…
For a show that is premised on an epic miscalculation, it’s remarkable allegations like these haven’t emerged before
By: Rod Liddle
LAST night . . . when you were sitting with your better half wondering what to watch on the idiot box and bemoaning the absence of choices. Did you turn to each other and say: “D’you know what, I’d…
I was as appalled as I dare say many of you to discover that Reform’s candidate in the forthcoming Makerfield by-election has a social media history of being opposed to the concept of abortion on demand. Those who wish to whitewash Robert Kenyon’s...
I was as appalled as I dare say many of you to discover that Reform's candidate in the forthcoming Makerfield by-election has a social media history of being opposed to the concept of abortion on demand.
Nationalisation would be the moral and practical answer, but the political cost will always be too high
By: Rod Liddle
I WONDER what else they will discover in Nicola Sturgeon’s back yard, or parked up on her mother-in-law’s driveway? Nothing would surprise me. A Harrier Jump Jet? “I never saw an aeroplane of any d…
