In praise of Iain McNicol
Sometimes I can be a bit of a gloomy bugger. When it was all kicking off at Victoria…
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Making Things
There have been many calls for a plan for growth in recent months but less detail on what…
William Hague: A pale imitation of Norman Tebbit
Wouldn’t it be great to have Lord Tebbit back in the Cabinet? Gone are the days when a…
10 down – could Cameron’s Tories become number 11?
Yesterday David Cameron made a speech in Manchester on the Eurozone crisis. He argued that it’s time to…
Is Brighton falling out of love with the Greens?
With a large resident graduate population, two universities and a famously alternative cultural and political scene, Brighton and…
Has the Labour party’s approach to sick and disabled people shifted?
Liam Byrne’s Beveridge2 speech yesterday has attracted a lot of attention. Here, three writers on disbility and social security…
A British ritual – the Annual Humiliation of Ministers
Ritual plays an important role in our public life. The political year is measured out by the pomp…
Slashing employee rights is no substitute for a proper growth strategy
Imagine a world where, instead of standing outside your local train station handing out leaflets, wearing down the…
Labour agrees “pact” with Lib Dems and Greens to scrutinise Boris Johnson
Following last week’s London Assembly and Mayoral elections, Labour, Lib Dem and Green assembly members have agreed a…
Is Liam Byrne leaving the shadow cabinet?
Patrick Wintour reports over at the Guardian that Liam Byrne could be leaving the shadow cabinet in an…
