Guardian and academics under fire for indirectly branding entire British left ‘conspiracy theorists’
Nearly half of the public have just been deemed conspiracy theorists – apparently for recognising that Britain is run ‘by the few’…
Nearly half of the public have just been deemed conspiracy theorists – apparently for recognising that Britain is run ‘by the few’…
The Daily Mail have got very excited that the British Navy has small boats, and sometimes large Spanish boats enter British waters. That seems to be the extent of the story that receives the front page splash today, in whichtest
It’s become clear that despite the rumours of Corbyn being ousted, his popular support is too great
If you are going to call on progressives for support at least have a basic grasp of the figures
For The Guardian, Seumas Milne’s recent output on Russia must present a terrible quandary
Think tanks both within the Labour Party and more broadly in British politics have a vital role to play.
Steve Bell is on top form in today’s Guardian, and his latest cartoon requires no further comment from me.
Writing in today’s Guardian, Zoe Williams has interpreted the ban as yet another way of demonising poor parents.
Ed Balls’ latest Guardian article is an interesting one.
As we blogged a few days ago, one of the things Eurosceptics are probably rather uncomfortable with at present is the fact that it’s the European Union which is acting as a bulwark against American attempts to snoop on the browsing habits of us Europeans.