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Peter Foster

Posted on April 9, 2020 by -

Peter Foster is currently the Public Policy Editor at the Financial Times. Previously he was Europe Editor at The Daily Telegraph where he covered the Brexit negotiations from both sides of The Channel. He returned to London in 2015 after more than a decade spent as a foreign correspondent covering South Asia, China and the United States.

No-deal Brexit looms as leak reveals Dominic Cummings considers EU negotiations a ‘sham’

The fevered weeks which sealed an ‘impossible’ deal

‘Stunned off my sun lounger’

Peter Foster’s writings on Brexit, the great issue of our day, were insightful. We were struck most by the way they were written against the grain, avoiding the ideologically driven, hackneyed reporting the issue generated in so much of the media. His threads on Twitter were among the most insightful use of journalism’s newest tool.”

Suzanne Moore

Posted on May 2, 2019 by -

Submitted material

“I thought remembrance was a celebration of war. I was wrong” (The Guardian, 12/11/18)

“I won’t be marching for a people’s vote. There has already been one” (The Guardian, 19/10/18)

“Monica Lewinsky has called out Clinton’s abuse of power. Why haven’t we?” (The Guardian, 01/04/18)

Steve Bloomfield

Posted on May 2, 2019 by -

Submitted material

“Whatever happened to Seymour Hersh?” (Prospect, 17/07/18)

“An island adrift: the inside story of how the Foreign Office is failing to prepare for Brexit” (Prospect, 15/10/18)

“The Corbyn doctrine” (Prospect, 15/06/18)