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James Bloodworth

Website James Bloodworth is the former editor of Left Foot Forward.

Stop the War refuse to listen to Syrians during debate…on Syria

James Bloodworth
4 November, 2015

Only Westerners are allowed to talk about Syria

Changes at Left Foot Forward

James Bloodworth
23 October, 2015

After nearly three years editing Left Foot Forward, I have decided to move on

David Cameron’s equality rhetoric ignored the elephant in the room: class

James Bloodworth
8 October, 2015

Missing from the PM’s plea for ‘equality of opportunity’ was an acknowledgement of the disadvantage accrued by class

Stay classy, Taxpayers’ Alliance

James Bloodworth
5 October, 2015

Taxpayers’ Alliance: Cut pensioner benefits because they will be dead by 2020

Tory hypocrisy over use of online balloting

James Bloodworth
2 October, 2015

A tale of two elections

Head of Tory EU exit group is climate change denier

James Bloodworth
1 October, 2015

The former Tory chancellor Lord Lawson will lead the Conservative ‘Out’ group

5 things to take from the IPPR’s ‘learning the lessons from Labour’s defeat’ report

James Bloodworth
18 September, 2015

Everything you’ve been told about why Labour lost the election is wrong

IFS: Government tax and benefit changes to reduce household incomes ‘significantly’

James Bloodworth
9 September, 2015

The government’s changes to tax and benefits will hurt poorer households significantly harder, according to the respected think tank

George Osborne taking from the poor to give to the wealthy, according to new research

James Bloodworth
7 September, 2015

The average annual amount lost by low paid working households is equivalent to a year’s worth of school dinners

3 things we learned from the inquiry into why Labour lost

James Bloodworth
5 August, 2015

Labour did not lose the election because it was considered ‘Tory-lite’

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