Allez, courage! After 6 months as President, how is Hollande coping?
Cramped into a small restaurant tucked away in a corner of London Bridge, a large crowd of London’s…
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Don’t listen to the siren voices of abstention
The Guardian’s John Harris is a chap with strange politics. He purports to be a man of the left…
Just boosting the Minimum Wage handicaps efforts to end poverty pay
Driving above 70 miles per hour. Selling cigarettes, brought abroad in a lower sales-tax jurisdiction, to friends at…
It’s Game Day
Election day. When all the clever maths, long hours and fevered speculation* comes to a close and all…
Renegotiation: A false choice, not a fresh start
In common with the majority of people in this country, I believe the time for a referendum on…
Labour’s stance on the EU is not in the national interest
Last week, after Labour MPs voted with the hard right of the Tory Party to defeat the Government…
Britain is no longer governed by a “coalition”
The soothsayers’ call of the imminent collapse of the Coalition is a periodical event, almost as regular as…
We know austerity is failing. What we should be debating is the size of stimulus we need
As austerity maintains a grip over Europe, the left is desperately casting about for policies that will both…
The Living Wage is a good idea – but we could, and should, do more
I’m on my way to Islington this morning to hear Ed Miliband return to a subject that is…
Housing and biogas – a Plan B for the economy?
By Ed Conduit and Tony Winters The balance between public spending and income needs to be better understood…
