Tony Blair’s aggressive Christianity
By Mary Honeyball Religion was one matter where Tony Blair got it all wrong. The persistent rumours that…
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Fair play on redundancy pay
By Tony Woodley This Friday, Members of Parliament will have the chance to vote to make redundancy pay…
All this equality is great, but it seems a bit limited from where I’m standing
By Neil Fraser It’s been interesting over the last few days reading some of the articles posted here…
Insurance might be boring – but it protects us from exploitation
By Jamie Henley As a trade union lawyer, who regularly deals with issues affecting those suffering from industrial…
Can the Lib Dem ‘e-offensive’ succeed?
By David Prescott It looks like the Lib Dems are trying to mobilise an ‘army of bloggers.’ Love…
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Lunchtime List No.42 ~ The best and most relevant stuff in today’s papers and on the web ~…
Why the ECJ rulings highlight the need for a reinvigorated social Europe
By Richard Corbett It is probably fair to say that the European Court of Justice (ECJ) is an…
Moving on from the past in Northern Ireland – a personal journey
By Sara-Louise Martin A spotlight has yet again been shone on our wee country and doubt and fear…
My wife was 19 when she had our son – does that make her immoral, Mr Harris?
By Julian Ware-Lane Tom Harris posted a thought-provoking article on LabourList recently and I thought I would add…
No Turning Back
By Gavin Hayes With recent events it feels increasingly like the leaders of all three main parties want…
