Since David Cameron transformed the Conservatives into a moderate, “compassionate” party, Labour has faced two blockages to electoral success: its perceived credibility, and its appeal to ...
This article was also published in Rob Francis's blog In the 1960s and 1970s, the British government forcibly expelled around 2,000 residents of Diego Garcia, an island in the Indian Ocean, in order ...
Read more: Jeremy Corbyn and the Falklands
The 2015 General Election was the election when housing came to the fore. In the run up to election and in the months following, it became increasingly clear that Britain is in the grip of a housing ...
Read more: Will Cameron's Starter Homes Solve The Housing Crisis?
Since David Cameron transformed the Conservatives into a moderate, “compassionate” party, Labour has faced two blockages to electoral success: its perceived credibility, and its appeal to ...
This article was also published in Rob Francis's blog In the 1960s and 1970s, the British government forcibly expelled around 2,000 residents of Diego Garcia, an island in the Indian Ocean, in order ...
Read more: Jeremy Corbyn and the Falklands
The 2015 General Election was the election when housing came to the fore. In the run up to election and in the months following, it became increasingly clear that Britain is in the grip of a housing ...
Read more: Will Cameron's Starter Homes Solve The Housing Crisis?
With the recent supposed “constitutional crisis” in the news, George Osborne’s budget has been put to question by both the Lords and the public. His dreaded Tax Credit cuts, amid a ...
Chuka Umunna formally withdrew from the race to become Labour leader earlier today. As odds on favourite to win, his withdrawal leaves Yvette Cooper and Andy Burnham as the bookies choices to ...
Read more: Chuka Umunna withdraws from Labour leadership race
A major problem for the Labour Party is the split evident between Scotland and England/Wales. Indeed, in the General Election it was clear that the anti-austerity message of the SNP had appeal to the ...
Read more: One ‘United Kingdom’
