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2 weeks ago | 
bylinesupplement.com | Adrian Goldberg |Adam Bienkov |Byline Supplement
Byline Times’ Political Editor Adam Bienkov and Byline Podcast host Adrian Goldberg sit down with the Director of the Independent Commission on UK-EU relations, Mike Buckley to discuss what the EU reset announced by Keir Starmer this week really means for the country. They hear that despite what you may have read elsewhere, this deal is a significant step forward in undoing much of the damage Britain has suffered from leaving the EU.
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3 weeks ago | 
bylinesupplement.com | Byline Supplement |Adam Bienkov |Adrian Goldberg
Keir Starmer on Monday unveiled his latest set of immigration proposals, by suggesting that Britain had been turned into an “island of strangers” by an “experiment” in “open borders”. His rhetoric caused anger from many Labour MPs, due to its echoing of the language used by the likes of Enoch Powell and Nigel Farage, while raising fears of the impact his proposals will have on the struggling social care sector, local authorities and the wider economy.
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1 month ago | 
adambienkov.co.uk | Adam Bienkov |Byline Supplement |Adrian Goldberg
I sat down with Peter Jukes and at the as the local election results were coming in on Friday. We talked about how the media is wildly underplaying quite how historically dire these results are for the Conservative party and why I believe Labour is adopting precisely the wrong strategy in order to take down Farage and Reform.
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1 month ago | 
bylinesupplement.com | Byline Supplement |Carole Cadwalladr
As the name might suggest, the Byline Times podcast is the podcast of the Byline Times - telling you what the papers DON'T say. As the name might suggest, the Byline Times podcast is the podcast of the Byline Times - telling you what the papers DON'T say.
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2 months ago | 
open.substack.com | Byline Supplement |Heidi Siegmund Cuda |Alexander Kovaleski
At the end of April, Iâm off to Ukraine with my son, friends, and a convoy of trucks. How many trucks, what they contain, how it will be used, all this matters hugely. But after Trumpâs outrageous treatment of Ukraine and its President, the fact that weâre going is arguably more important:âRight now, whatâs keeping us going is the support of ordinary people,â Maksym wrote to us the other day.
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2 months ago | 
bylinesupplement.com | Byline Supplement |Stephen Colegrave
The Mob has been part of America since the nineteenth century when the earliest recorded accounts of Sicilian Mafia activity emerged in New Orleans, the city where the Matranga crime family began their racketeering and extortion, branching out into drugs, gambling and prostitution in the 1860s. Meanwhile in New York, the Italian ghetto gave rise to similar criminal gangs which spread throughout the city.
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2 months ago | 
bylinesupplement.com | Byline Supplement |Matt Bernardini
Over the last few weeks, many in Europe and especially Ukraine, have watched in horror as the United States has turned its back on many of the post World War II alliances that created such a close bond with the continent. With regard to Europe’s biggest geopolitical issue, the war in Ukraine, many of Washington’s top officials have aligned themselves with the Kremlin. This has created concern in Kyiv about how much longer Ukraine can fend off Russia without support from the US.
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2 months ago | 
bylinesupplement.com | Peter Jukes |Byline Supplement
Writing any kind of definitive editorial for Byline Times in the tumultuous first 50 days of Donald Trump’s second presidency is a hiding to nothing and a hostage to fortune.
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2 months ago | 
open.substack.com | Byline Supplement |Brian Klaas
Thank you for reading The Garden of Forking Paths. Please consider supporting my work with a paid subscription, for about the price of one coffee per month—like caffeine but for your inquisitive brain. My work is fully reader-supported. Or, you can support my work by buying my book, FLUKE, twice named a “best book of 2024.”One of the strangest dynamics of modern politics is that the richest man in the world chooses to get his information from grifting ignoramuses on social media.
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2 months ago | 
bylinesupplement.com | Byline Supplement |Adam Bienkov
This article was first published in the February 2025 print edition of Byline Times. Subscribe to our monthly news magazine by clicking the link belowDuring the EU Referendum campaign, the majority of the British press united in urging the nation to ‘break free’ from Europe. The Sun newspaper, which had spent years lamenting the influence of ‘foreign bureaucrats’ in UK politics, was typical in urging voters to “BeLeave” in our independence.
