Andrew Miller
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 17 Aug
Andrew Miller’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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The Intelligence from The Economist · It’s not easy being Green: Zack Polanski · 17 Aug 2026
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Could you tell me any of these things that you don't agree with or or like want to actively disavow so I make sure I don't include just for accuracy.
So nationalised water, rent controls.
Increase top rate of income tax and capital gain.
Ditch Britain's monarchy and nuclear weapons and find an alternative to NATO.
Their biggest vulnerability may be an extremely liberal migration policy.
Including more or less an end to detention for illegal immigrants.
Um no detention camps for you know, migrants or failed asylum seekers or
But whether he soars or sinks, this actor-turned hypnotherapist-turned politician has already made his mark.
Not least in proving that populism can fly on the left as well as the right.
And whatever the merits of his policies, he's drawn attention to problems that for many, many people are desperately real.
After that rave, I looked up the Brutalis building where it was held.
In its heyday, it turns out, it was a hub for industrial firms, and it occurred to me that, for those convinced Britain is in decline, this transformation would be a neat symbol, from muscular enterprise to nightclub for cosplaying revolutionaries.
Polansky isn't a declinist though.
He offered something much more powerful.
The dream of a magically improved future.
They've tried their best.
I'm on my flight, we're not sure about him.
Last four for its passengers flying zero flights in one more four things make way to get down, but we need to do it.
Technology forges new art forms and destroys them.
Andrew Miller writes Backstory, our column on culture.
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