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Luke Tryl

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Luke Tryl is the Executive Director of More in Common UK

The Lib Dems are not cutting through
Political parties
By Luke Tryl
The Lib Dems are not cutting through
“I think my algorithm has decided that I don’t need Ed Davey in my life,” Hannah, a security advisor from Bermondsey, told us in a recent focus group. “The name is familiar, but other than that, he has not penetrated my algorithm at all.”
Clacton and Makerfield show we are living in an era of high-stakes politics
Political parties
By Luke Tryl
Clacton and Makerfield show we are living in an era of high-stakes politics
High turnout is often seen as a sign of a healthy democracy, but it can also be a symptom of polarisation and existential threat.
Grim economics are taking their toll on mortgage holders
Home affairs
By Luke Tryl
Grim economics are taking their toll on mortgage holders
It is sometimes easy to look at the latest round of grim economic statistics, be it interest rate hikes or stubbornly high inflation with a degree of detachment as just the latest data-points to highlight how badly 2020s Britain has lost its way.
Liz Truss's commitment to Ukraine on the front line must also extend to refugees on the home front
Communities
By Luke Tryl
Liz Truss's commitment to Ukraine on the front line must also extend to refugees on the home front
Through the action of our Government, the generosity of our public and the strength of our collective resolve, the UK has proven itself to be one of Ukraine’s greatest allies in the fight against the tyranny of Vladimir Putin.
Partygate is damaging the reputation of the civil service and integrity of the Union
Political parties
By Luke Tryl
Partygate is damaging the reputation of the civil service and integrity of the Union
Audiences with the Queen are rightly closely guarded affairs, so we don’t know how many Prime Ministers have had to offer The Palace an apology. But we do know Downing Street’s apology last week certainly wasn’t the first.
To stop the culture wars, learn from gay rights
Culture
By Luke Tryl
To stop the culture wars, learn from gay rights
In dousing the flames of the culture wars, our leaders would do well to look to the push for gay equality and to learn from it how to better live up to the public’s expectations about navigating cultural change in Britain today.