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The Liberal Democrats in Cornwall have often outperformed the rest of the party. The historic culture of Cornwall, being remote from London and having a strong regional identity, has often been credited as being the cause of this. Political characters such as David Penhaligon and Isaac Foot have also been credited with being the reason the party persisted in this part of the Celtic Fringe when the Labour Party replaced it in the early twentieth century elsewhere. John Ault, using original surveys around the 2010 UK General Election has identified how important these factors are and also how...

Thirty Days in February is set in 1996 at the height of an international crisis. A young MI6 officer is sent to assess attitudes of regional governments and to liaise with other intelligence officials from friendly nations. His journey around the world includes Singapore, Hong Kong, Macao, Australia and New Zealand. It is a combination of travel diary, diplomacy and a close insight into the life of a young intelligence officer. Written twenty years after the events took place, following recent lifting of the restrictions under the reformed Thirty Year Rule; this story shows the continuing...