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Adam BoultonAdam Boulton | World

Adam Boulton currently contributes to Times Radio, Talk TV, Sky News, and Reaction. He is a founder member of both TVam and Sky News, for whom he was political editor and presenter over three decades. Boulton has interviewed every British Prime Minister back to Sir Alec Douglas-Home, and covered US politics since the Reagan era, conducting exclusive extended TV interviews with Barack Obama and George W Bush. He is author of two books, Tony’s Ten Years and Hung Together, a recipient of the Royal Television Society’s supreme Judge’s Award and a fellow of King’s College London.
Adam Boulton currently contributes to Times Radio, Talk TV, Sky News, and Reaction. He is a founder member of both TVam and Sky News, for whom he was political editor and presenter over three decades. Boulton has interviewed every British Prime Minister back to Sir Alec Douglas-Home, and covered US politics since the Reagan era, conducting exclusive extended TV interviews with Barack Obama and George W Bush. He is author of two books, Tony’s Ten Years and Hung Together, a recipient of the Royal Television Society’s supreme Judge’s Award and a fellow of King’s College London.
Diplomats: the unsung heroes of international affairs.

Diplomats are the unsung heroes of international affairs

Adam BoultonAdam Boulton | World

Diplomats represent their governments. These days they seldom lie; their political leaders do that for them.

London, UK. 29th March 2019. Pro-Brexit supporter, Joseph Afrane, dressed in a patriotic Union Jack three piece suit, at the March To Leave demonstration rally held at Parliament Square, London, UK.

What does Britain want?

Adam BoultonAdam Boulton | UK Politics

Ten years on from David Cameron’s pledge to hold an EU referendum, we’re no closer to finding out.

12/01/2023. Inverness, United Kingdom. The Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon in Inverness, Scotland.

Scotland’s gender bill is a trivial distraction from the political reality

Adam BoultonAdam Boulton | UK Politics

NHS crisis, strike deadlock, energy prices – all are being squeezed out of the public discourse in favour of easy culture wars.

Rishi Sunak in a hopsital in Croydon

Shaming politicians for using private healthcare is facile

Adam BoultonAdam Boulton | UK Politics

The political row over private provision exposes two great British hypocrisies.

Prime Minister Rishi Sunak meets the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen (via Number 10 Flickr)

Brexit is the most consequential event facing this country

Adam BoultonAdam Boulton | Brexit

Benefits promised by brexiteers are yet to materialise. And the EU Retained Law Bill is one of the biggest legislative headaches for the government.

Christmas quiz tree decorations.

Reaction’s Christmas Quiz

Adam BoultonAdam Boulton | World

How much attention did you pay to the news this year?

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The enduring appeal of A Christmas Carol

Adam BoultonAdam Boulton | Culture

Christmas wouldn’t be Christmas without some version of Charles Dickens’ “ghostly little book”. 

Harry and Meghan

Let’s stop indulging Harry and Meghan’s lucrative psychodrama

Adam BoultonAdam Boulton | UK

The catch of embracing fame, which the couple don’t like, is that others are entitled to a different version of the truth about them.

No war. Young girl holding a sign at protest against Ukraine war in Helsinki, Finland.

This year was a stinker – what does 2023 have in store?

Adam BoultonAdam Boulton | World

Panellists at the Price of War conference this week probed the defining events of 2022 – and were cautiously optimistic about the future.

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