Peter Jukes

London

Founder and Executive Editor at Byline Times

Dramatist wrenched out of fiction 12 years ago by the fierce urgency of fact (& Murdoch crimes). Co founder @Byline_Media @BylineFest @BylineTimes - myself here

Articles

The Trojan Horse: Trump, Russia, Brexit

4 days ago | pdjukes.substack.com | Peter Jukes

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The Trojan Horse: Chapter One

1 week ago | pdjukes.substack.com | Peter Jukes

Konstantin Rykov, Alexander Dugin and Vladislav Surkov outside the Internet Research Agency in St PetersburgText within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedThey had passed like ghosts through the new offices,Four stories high, clad in steel and dark blue glass,In the Olgino suburb of St Petersburg.
The Trojan Horse: Chapter One

1 week ago | pdjukes.substack.com | Peter Jukes

Konstantin Rykov, Alexander Dugin and Vladislav Surkov outside the Internet Research Agency in St PetersburgText within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedThey had passed like ghosts through the new offices,Four stories high, clad in steel and dark blue glass,In the Olgino suburb of St Petersburg.
The Trojan Horse: Trump, Russia, Brexit

1 week ago | pdjukes.substack.com | Peter Jukes

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Dugin, Surkov, Rykov - Part II of the Plot Against the West

2 weeks ago | pdjukes.substack.com | Peter Jukes

For more on the background to this scene, and the key ideological roles of the three protagonists - Konstantin Rykov, Vladislav Surkov and Alexander Dugin - please check out my previous post. This is all very much a first draft and I’m very happy to clear up any confusions or amend any infelicities in the verse as the story develops. And that’s what people forget about epic verse - it needs to be a great story.
This is My England, and Yours: Reclaiming Englishness

3 weeks ago | bylinesupplement.com | Peter Jukes

This is my England. The photo below was taken soon after the last war in the Suffolk garden of my adopted grandfather, Sidney Cox, a retired solicitor. Next to him is a Jewish refugee from Germany he housed for the duration of the war (I wish I could find her name). Next to her is my mother, Jean Cox, born of an Armenian asylum seeker and a Welsh mother, who Sidney had adopted when she was six weeks old in 1926. Next to my mother is my dad, John Jukes, who had just joined the Royal Artillery.
The Trojan Horse: Trump, Russia, Brexit

1 month ago | pdjukes.substack.com | Peter Jukes

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'Total Information Collapse' and the Tribunal of Truth

1 month ago | bylinetimes.com | Peter Jukes

Byline Times is an independent, reader-funded investigative newspaper, outside of the system of the established press, reporting on ‘what the papers don’t say’ – without fear or favour. To support its work, subscribe to the monthly Byline Times print edition, packed with exclusive investigations, news, and analysis. Journalism is in a profound crisis. Legacy media and publishing have been starved of advertising income as billions have been siphoned off by tech giants like Alphabet and Facebook.
'Total Information Collapse' and the Tribunal of Truth

1 month ago | bylinesupplement.com | Peter Jukes

Journalism is in a profound crisis. Legacy media and publishing have been starved of advertising income as billions have been siphoned off by tech giants like Alphabet and Facebook. Meanwhile, those same digital monopolies have reneged on their commitments to news and truth, instead focusing on clickbait and attention harvesting as their business models. This Substack is reader-supported. To receive new posts and support Byline Times’ work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Look at X.
Russian Interference: Some Good News for Once - Journalism Can Make a Difference

2 months ago | bylinetimes.com | Peter Jukes

Some good news for once, and a word of thanks for all of you who have supported Byline Times over the six years since our launch on 31 March 2019. By coincidence, the day after our sixth birth, the Government announced that it was putting Russia as the second country (after Iran) on its new Foreign Influence Registration Scheme (FIRS).