the total population, but who in fact had "over-ruled" the attitudes of the majority. Jonathan Freedland in The Guardian believed it could be argued New Labour had actually often had the Somewheres in mind in policies espousing an "Asbo culture" and the "prison works" attitude which they continued from Michael Howard's earlier period as Home Secretary. Writing for The Daily Telegraph in 2018, Goodhart described the Windrush scandal as "an error of over-zealous control" which "must not lead to a radical watering-down of the so-called 'hostile environment'". Personal life David Goodhart was married to Financial Times journalist Lucy Kellaway; they have four children. The couple separated in 2015. Publications The British Dream: Successes and Failures of Post-war Immigration (2013). Atlantic Books. The Road to Somewhere: The Populist Revolt and the Future of Politics (2017). C. Hurst & Co. Head Hand Heart: The Struggle for Dignity and Status in the 21st Century (2020) Allen Lane. References 1956 births Living people British magazine editors British reporters and correspondents British business and financial journalists English people of American descent English people of German-Jewish descent Fellows of Nuffield College, Oxford People educated at Eton College Lehman family Alumni of the University of York