So, Nick, when will you apologise for the double-dip, youth unemployment, NHS ‘reform’…
Labour today seized on Nick Clegg’s much-mocked apology on tuition fees, releasing a dossier of the Lib Dem record in government.
Yearly Archives: 2012
What would a fairer economy look like? Time for detailed policy from Labour
With the Labour conference approaching, Labour must decide whether to support a Robin Hood Tax, finical transaction tax. and British Investment Bank.
The quest for an apology continues
Ed Jacobs reports on the struggling of those in Northern Ireland in search of an apology for the role played by the Irish govt in the development of the IRA.
Comment: Arming our police is not the solution
Following the murders of policewomen Nicola Hughes and Fiona Bone, there have been calls to arm the police; this is not the answer, writes James Hallwood.
LFF at the Labour Party Conference
Left Foot Forward’s events at the Labour Party Conference 2012 in Manchester.
What does the SNP have to hide?
Scotland’s Information Commissioner has warned that complex changes to the way that public services are delivered are harming the public’s ability to access information in the way that they should be able to. Launching her annual report, Rosemary Agnew hastest
London Met matters
Jill Rutter writes on migration issues and from 2001-2006 was a senior lecturer in education at London Metropolitan University On Friday 21st September lawyers representing London Metropolitan University will challenge the decision of the UK Border Agency to revoke itstest
Plan for EU banking union unveiled
Glenis Willmott MEP, Labour Leader in Europe and MEP for the East Midlands Last week the President of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, unveiled plans for a European banking union, which I discussed with Andrew Neil on today’s Daily Politics. After monthstest
US Election campaign digest: Romney’s gaffes, disagreement with China and more
Fundraiser gaffes scuttle Romney relaunch Efforts by the Republican nominee to reboot his flagging campaign have been thrown off course after it emerged he made disparaging comments about Obama voters to a gathering of fundraisers. A video clip obtained bytest
The British public wants the world’s students to come here – provided they make the grade
Robert Ford is a lecturer in politics at the University of Manchester researching immigration, racial attitudes and the radical right. The UK Border Agency’s decision to strip London Metropolitan University of its right to issue visas to students from outsidetest