This week’s most read: The veil, energy company fat cats, and Thatcher’s children

The most read articles on Left Foot Forward this week.

Here are this week’s most read articles:

1. Tory Britain: Man sets fire to job centre after not eating for three days – James Bloodworth

2. The progressive case against the face veil – Lejla Kuric

3. Goodbye Mel, we won’t miss you: A look back at Melanie Phillips’s greatest hits – James Bloodworth

4. Three reasons Labour must not be bullied by fat cat energy bosses – James Bloodworth

5. Why Thatcher’s children are key to Labour’s future – Will Martindale

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October 17, 2013
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