Opposition will be bleak enough without descending into civil war
The Paul Richards column Like death, Labour going into opposition is one of those subjects people don’t like…
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Working poverty: beyond the breadline
By Rhian Jones As the recession continues to bite, commentators continue to scrap over which of us bears…
City excess and youth unemployment – the twin results of free global capitalism on speed
The Labour movement column By Anthony Painter / @anthonypainter The Krug is flowing once more. Lehman Brothers are…
City excess and youth unemployment – the twin results of free global capitalism on speed
The Labour movement column By Anthony Painter / @anthonypainter The Krug is flowing once more. Lehman Brothers are…
Hannan: yes, I’m shaping the Tory manifesto
By Alex Smith / @alexsmith1982 Sunder Katwala over at NextLeft is amused – and no doubt concerned –…
The key issue at the general election: it’s the economy, stupid
By Brian Barder In the last few days the Tories have been discomfited, and Labour correspondingly heartened, by…
Hague: The lost children
By AnnaJoy David When families break up, parents often face difficult questions about custody, access and where the…
Exposing the BNP’s anti-Muslim lies
By Shamik Das / @shamikdas The BNP’s anti-Muslim lies have been exposed in a ground breaking new report,…
Debt free or date free: what can we do with our national debt?
The Chris Cook Economics 3.0 column There was an interesting piece of financial pornography in the Financial Times…
A response to Tom Harris
By Joe Cox Tom Harris’ post this morning referred to a very powerful analogy for New Labour thinking…
