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At long last - and many years later than should have been the case - there appears to be a critical mass behind the need to act definitively on the world's emissions of greenhouse gases. That China and the USA, the world's first and second…
At long last the Great Speech, the speech to end all speeches, has been delivered. In it the Prime Minister has bought hook, line and sinker into the belief - peddled by his own eurosceptics - that putting Europe centre stage at the next…
In searching for a purpose for his Government, Cameron has conceded and turned distinctively to the right. On Wednesday the Prime Minister, when he wasn't on the backfoot fending off Ed Miliband's attack on his leadership, attempted to…
By Seb Dance, Johannes Busse, Stefan Marx and Brian Duggan An interesting map appeared in The Guardian's G2 on Friday July 29th showing the political colour of governments across Europe over successive decades. In what was once a divided…
By Seb Dance / @SebDance As Johan Hari so brilliantly points out, drastic cuts during bad economic times have been tried before. The coalition government's approach has failed time and time again - in the 1930s and early 1980s - and it will…
By Seb Dance / @SebDance Normal service has been suspended. Nobody knows if it will return anytime soon and many certainly welcome that. In the rush to define the post-election era there has been much talk of a 'new politics'. But what does…
