In Europe, antisemitism is still bubbling away beneath the surface
Will British Jews be forever held hostage to the Israel/Palestine conflict?
Monthly Archives: August 2014
Could you go five weeks without money? Under a new DWP plan you might have to
Further punitive restrictions on Universal Credit are on the way.
The image of the British Tommy is an iconic one, but doesn’t tell the full story
Black, Indian, Chinese, gay, mixed race – all fought for a country at a time when it treated them as second-class citizens.
Boris’s message is more popular than you think. The left must be ready for it
In assuming the public simply likes Boris because they find him ‘funny’, critics misunderstand his appeal.
After the games: 20 ideas for a Commonwealth fit for the 21st century
A new vision is needed for a modern Commonwealth fit for the 21st century.
Baroness Warsi is a product of her own failed analysis
I value any principled stand, but I worry when the principles don’t stand up to scrutiny.
Debunking the myths surrounding environmental economics
Put simply, renewable energies are at least as cheap as their fossil fuel alternatives. Here’s why.
Politicians will never please the public on immigration, so they should stop trying
On immigration, we demand that our politicians serve us a dish of fried snowballs and then feign disappointment when they fail to deliver it.
It’s a pity Nick Clegg is ditching his principled approach to immigration
Nick Clegg appears finally to be dropping his principled stance on immigration in favour of ill-considered rhetoric.
It’s the obsessing over Miliband’s wreath that really demeans the war dead
Millions died in World War One. Millions of people are still dying today as a result of conflict. Should we not remember them in a more serious way?