Until Cameron spells out exactly what he wants to “renegotiate”, we’re all “Don’t Knows” on the Europe question
The rift in the Conservative Party over the European Union has blown wide open and now threatens to…
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Why are the Tories putting a price on loving commitment?
So here we are again. Gay Marriage. Civil Partnerships. And a Tory rebellion. Except this time it’s different.…
We must challenge the biggest welfare myth of all
Who can forget Gordon Brown’s meeting with Gillian Duffy? Nothing has come close in recent years to symbolising…
The culture of high risk credit is being exploited by betting shops
Since the financial crisis, the perfect storm of recession and banks restricting access to credit has led to…
Should people be asked if they are party supporters when they register to vote?
Chris Clark and Rav Seeruthun on a small change that if adopted, would free activists to spend more…
You can always rely on the Conservatives to ignore the public when it comes to Europe
Europe is not often the issue which comes top of people’s concerns on the doorstep. Nor do opinion…
Labour’s future schools policy: why accountability matters
Stephen Twigg, Labour’s Shadow Education Secretary is one of the more thoughtful and pragmatic individuals to hold this…
Working Class MPs – the end of a era?
It is interesting to see that the Labour Party is returning to the vexed issue of its parliamentary…
Modern life is rubbish – We need to put Work and Home at the heart of everything we do
“Work and home is what One Nation is about – family life, how people live everyday life.” That’s…
We are living in deeply political times
As the dissection into UKIP’s electoral success continues, a predictable panic has began to set in amongst Tory…
