Aggression is a fact of life for the disabled in London, as the tabloids continue to attack
Over half of disabled Londoners experience hostility, aggression and violence because of their disability according to a new poll reported by the BBC.
Dominic Browne
Dominic Browne is an intern at Left Foot Forward.
Arab Spring latest: Blair speaks out as Gaddafi sinks to lowest depths
Tony Blair said it would have been inconceivable to let Gaddafi stay in power and that the West should warn all regional dictators “change or be changed”
OECD call for more competition and regulation to curb huge roaming costs
The price of international data roaming is too high and regulators and policy makers should step in to boost competition according to a new report by the OECD.
Situation deteriorates in Yemen, while tension builds in Syria
William Hague has said UK nationals should leave Yemen immediately while commercial flights are available as Royal Marines are stationed off the coast.
Is Lord Tebbit a Stalinist? Top Tory seems to think so
A Tory MP and backer of Lansley’s NHS bill, given a platform at Conservative Home, has said that those opposing the reforms are tantamount to Stalinists.
As Cameron talks up the Big Society, it’s crashing down
Isn’t it odd that every Big Society re-launch by David Cameron appears to be accompanied by another dozen charities going under? Dominc Browne investigates.
Arab Spring latest: Murder, civil war and motor racing
If the Spring has run dry it’s because of the ruthless cruelty of the dictators, not any lack of democratic will or bravery on the part of the protesters.
Is Francis Maude a secret Fabian?
He works from a humble office, holds meetings with trade unions and plans to centralise Whitehall purchasing. Is Tory Francis Maude a secret Fabian?
We are a long way from getting it right on outsourcing
As the government plans to outsource unprecedented amounts of the NHS the practice seems to be in crisis, with society’s most vulnerable the inevitable victims.
The government’s drug policy: If it’s broken don’t fix it
High profile celebrities join former world leaders in campaigning for a reason and evidenced based debate on drug policy reform writes Dominic Browne.