‘Why Iceland’s EU referendum matters to British progressives’
On August 29, Icelanders voted on whether to resume EU membership negotiations. The results were decisive, with 47…
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Reform in Europe, not exit from Europe – that is Labour’s message
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Did the Lib Dems ignore sex allegations? – Media and blog round up: February 21st 2013
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Exclusive: Poll shows public want Living Wage to be the legal minimum – even if it costs jobs
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George Galloway’s style isn’t part of the solution – it’s part of the problem
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