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James Bloodworth

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

Labour has a working class problem

James Bloodworth
10 October, 2014

What do the Middleton and Heywood and Clacton by-elections tell us about the Labour vote?

Big questions for Boris in light of fireworks ticketing fiasco

James Bloodworth
9 October, 2014

Despite prior warnings about ticket touting, little was done to stop widespread abuse.

Inequality: where Labour really did ‘crash the car’

James Bloodworth
8 October, 2014

It isn’t just wealth that concentrates; opportunity does too.

Labour must address its weaknesses

James Bloodworth
6 October, 2014

It isn’t enough to be half competent, polling well on some areas but poorly on others.

The Conservatives’ plan to scrap the Human Rights Act will be applauded by dictators around the world

James Bloodworth
4 October, 2014

Chris Grayling’s proposals are a calculated move to win over UKIP’s growing constituency of angry little men

Tories refuse to rule out VAT increase

James Bloodworth
2 October, 2014

As well as hitting the poorest through a freeze on working-age benefits, the Tories may also be planning to hit them again with a hike in VAT.

Britain’s credit rating safer under Labour, says S&P

James Bloodworth
2 October, 2014

Britain’s triple A credit rating would be better protected under a Labour government than under the the Tories.

So now we know: the benefit freeze is paying for a tax cut for the top 15%

James Bloodworth
1 October, 2014

The benefit freeze announced on Monday (saving: £3bn) is paying for a tax cut for the top 15 per cent (cost: £4bn).

20 reasons you should never trust the Tories on the NHS

James Bloodworth
1 October, 2014

Thinking of trusting the Conservatives on the NHS in light of David Cameron’s promises on the health service? If so, perhaps you ought to think again.

David Cameron is strangling the NHS. One promise doesn’t change that

James Bloodworth
30 September, 2014

Despite Cameron’s GP pledge, the National Health Service looks as precarious as ever in Tory hands.

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