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The myth of Labour class betrayal

By David Boothroyd

By David Boothroyd When Alan Milburn took charge of opening the professions to people from all backgrounds, The Times interviewers could not resist saying how social mobility had affected this "son of a single mother" who grew up "on a…

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The Government is wrong to bar the Dutch MP

By Richard Lane

By Richard Lane The British Government yesterday banned a Dutch MP from entering the country for fear his incendiary beliefs would incite racial hatred against Muslim populations. The MP, Geert Wilders of the Dutch Freedom Party, had been…

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The Perfect Crime

By Dan McCurry

By Dan McCurry In the annals of The Perfect Crime, under the section "Sex Industry Traffickers", would be a description of the offence: "Go to Eastern Europe. Kidnap your girl. Force her to have sex with 10 men a day for 365 days a year and…

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Women and politics: is the future female?

By Christine Chapman

By Christine Chapman As the tenth anniversary of devolution approaches it is a good time to evaluate where we are in terms of the representation of women within the Welsh Assembly following the dramatic breakthrough in 1999. The Welsh…

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Even in the downturn, we should still talk about Africa

By Joe Powell MP

By Joe Powell It is tempting to think that in times of recession Labour's commitment to international development should be downplayed. Focus is rightly on securing domestic jobs, ensuring people stay in their homes and providing help to…

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