Atlantic Bridge: why the media are incapable of breaking scandals
By Stephen Newton This summer the Guardian made some of its last investigative reporters redundant. One leaver, David…
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On being nasty to the ‘first lady’ (not)
By Brian Barder / @BrianLB In today’s Observer the columnist Catherine Bennett makes a spiteful attack on Sarah…
With an influential grassroots calling for cuts, how safe would DFID be under the Tories?
By Allan Davies Much criticism has been made over recent months, especially from the Tory ranks, of the…
School Pools
By Chris Cook I was most of the way through a post on the abysmal state of football…
A Tory victory would usher in an era of ugly politics
By Mike Ion / @MikeIon It is more or less a foregone conclusion that unemployment in the UK…
The right decision, badly managed
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 Gordon Brown has today agreed “in principle” to take part in televised leaders’…
The ShortList – conference week
From @LabourList Catch up with some of the highlights on LabourList with the Conference week ShortList… News Labour…
Why we should scrap Connexions – and replace it with Independent Advisory Groups
By James Frith For too long, technological, structural and personnel restraints have prevented real progress being made with…
The state of the left wing blogosphere
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 This article was first published in the Total Politics Guide to Political Blogging…
Labour’s media luvvies: who topped the list?
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 Mandate communications have put together a media profile table of Labour party ministers…
