Does Labour have a taxing habit?
Labour has a tax problem coming up to the next election and it’s nothing to do with death…
John Clarke
Is the Labour bubble incapable of having a grown up debate on the EU and immigration?
‘Ignored for years by a cosmopolitan, educated and progressive elite, they took a collective decision in the face…
Royal Baby Blues – how should Republicans react to the birth of the future Monarch?
Few things are more despicable than denying a young person a real choice over his or her future. Watch,…
Middle class candidates control the levers of power in the Labour Party – and Working Class representation is dying in a ditch
The controversy Labour has been embroiled in over the last week isn’t completely the fault of Unite or…
Ed Miliband’s critics don’t understand strategy
Strategy is difficult. It should be, it’s a tool to solve difficult problems. Unfortunately, it’s something that people…
Celebrating Britain’s Irish community
The Irish community in Britain is a community in its widest sense. It’s Irish immigrants, their children, their…
Labour isn’t too complacent – and David Cameron isn’t Keyser Söze
The air raid sirens can be heard once more. Time to put your tin hat on. Over the…
The political lemons are damaging our politics
Chris Huhne is a political lemon. He’s the equivalent of a fourth-hand car with dodgy brakes being sold…
Callaghan didn’t like being a European grocer, will Hague?
The UK doesn’t have much experience of ‘renegotiation’ with its European partners. We have only been there before…
The Tyranny of Certainty
There is too much certainty in politics. How often do you hear that policy X will definitely do…
