Attitude magazine runs Labour’s latest Camera-on / Camera-off campaign
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 As we know, David Cameron likes to assess his audience and say what…
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What’s in a name? The problem with the Robin Hood tax
By Sarah Hayward / @Sarah_Hayward Don’t get me wrong, I love the Robin Hood Tax. It’s a great…
Cameron’s angry bullying shows his own party is rattled on policy
The Paul Richards column Winston Churchill was one of the biggest personalities of the twentieth century. He embraced…
Unite supports the financial transactions tax
By Rob MacGregor As the union which represents staff in the financial services sector, Unite has seen the…
Support for Robin Hood tax growing, says Brown – 8 in the morning, February 11th
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 Oops! Barack Obama does not support the financial transactions tax, and although it…
Power 2010: Why fixed term parliaments are crucial for our democracy
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 It’s the evening of February 10th, and we’re in the middle of an…
Chilcot has succeeded where lawyers fail
By James Valentine It was always a struggle to get a full public inquiry into the Iraq war…
A society of equals: an egalitarian agenda for Labour
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 Yesterday, the Open Left project at Demos, led by James Purnell, published its…
Anti-semitism is alive and well in Britain – how Labour should fight it
By Paul Richards The casual anti-Jewishness of most of British society, prevalent before the war, and found everywhere…
Labour is pausing for breath, while it looks again at the balance of market and state
By Anthony Painter and Ali Moussavi David Cameron is fond of saying “we can’t go on like this”.…
