Dan McCurry works as legal executive defending suspects at police stations. Prior to this he picture edited News 24 from Kosovo through till Iraq. He is an active campaigner both by door-knocking and through his photography of London by-elections.
He writes for The Smith Institute, Progress and Liberal Conspiracy and has recently started his own blog, running alongside his photography website.
Posted on Jan 29, 2009 at 05:26pm
By Dan McCurry Are there any Tories left who do “speak on behalf of the Conservative Party”? David Cameron is starting to sound comical. First it’s Dan Hannan, dismissed as...
By Dan McCurry We got it wrong; we got ourselves born into a humble home and then when we grew up we entered the caring professions or public service. Now...
By Dan McCurry International pressure over the case of Aung San Suu Kyi appears now to be having an effect. The generals have reduced the court's sentence from 3 years...
By Dan McCurry A “Lump of Labour” exists when there is an over-supply of the low skilled. The Economist magazine is wrong to dismiss the argument of young British people...
By Dan McCurry I’m never short of admiration for David Cameron as a campaigner. He has no policies, but he is a brilliant man for the way he has pulled...
By Dan McCurry So Gordon Brown is serious that cluster bombs will be decommissioned. Is he barking mad? It seems that the reason for wasting munitions in this way is...
By Dan McCurry In an article in the Economist entitled The Lessons of 1937, Christine Romer, chair of Barack Obama’s Council of Economic Adviser,s appears to give public backing Gordon...
By Dan McCurry One of the great quandaries of drug policy is the question of whether the price of heroin should be high or low. If the price is high,...
By Dan McCurry Gordon Brown came out fighting at the CBI last week, but Cameron comes out fighting every day and that’s how he’ll win. The speech Gordon made shows...
By Dan McCurry Sometimes you get the impression that the Parliamentary Labour Party is composed entirely of public sector types. Sometimes you get the impression that these public sector types...
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