Some encouraging remarks, but not exactly a people pleaser
By Jeremy Corbyn / @JeremyCorbyn Budget day started with PCS pickets outside the Houses of Parliament, the Treasury…
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In 2010, “core vote” and “swing vote” are meaningless – why we need a politics of perpetual renewal
By Anthony Painter and Ali Moussavi Six weeks to polling day and it’s game on. Inconveniently for the…
In 2010, “core vote” and “swing vote” are meaningless – why we need a politics of perpetual renewal
By Anthony Painter and Ali Moussavi Six weeks to polling day and it’s game on. Inconveniently for the…
In 2010, “core vote” and “swing vote” are meaningless – why we need a politics of perpetual renewal
By Anthony Painter and Ali Moussavi Six weeks to polling day and it’s game on. Inconveniently for the…
Growing threats to social progress in Latin America
By Jennie Bremner The chief of the US military’s Southern Command, General Douglas Frazer, said on Thursday last…
Tory education: Lessons from history
By Jim Sweetman / @jimbo9848 Do you remember when the Conservative Party was last running education? It is…
An open memo to the next government
By Sophia Parker Today, the Resolution Foundation launches our open memo to the next government. In it, we…
Policies, personalities…the countdown continues
By James Valentine Does policy matter? On the face of it, not very much. Electors often don’t have…
It’s time for all parties to be clear on EMA funding
By James Mills / @SaveEMA This week in the House of Commons the NUS, in collaboration with the…
Is Scotland facing two referendums?
By Stuart MacLennan / @StuartMacLennan Within the next year the Scottish Parliament will vote on the SNP’s Bill…
