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James Bloodworth

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

Do we really need a foreign secretary with an anti-gay rights record?

James Bloodworth
15 July, 2014

Does Britain really want to project an anti-gay message on the world stage?

We don’t only need more women in the Cabinet

James Bloodworth
14 July, 2014

Let’s get more women into politics. But let’s not forget about the often mentioned ‘ordinary people’.

This week’s most read: Strong unions, ISIS and demonising immigrants

James Bloodworth
11 July, 2014

The most read articles on Left Foot Forward this week.

No money left? Taxpayers short-changed by £1bn on Royal Mail sale

James Bloodworth
11 July, 2014

Taxpayers were short-changed by as much as £1bn by the sale of Royal Mail, according to a new report.

Strong unions won you your rights, not kind-hearted rich men

James Bloodworth
10 July, 2014

Decent pay and conditions for working people didn’t simply fall out of the sky.

PMQs: A&E waiting times: a Prime Minister in denial

James Bloodworth
9 July, 2014

The A&E crisis starts in the GP’s surgery. Labour should make more of this.

Report blows away major claims of the anti-immigration lobby

James Bloodworth
8 July, 2014

What’s being under reported is the extent to which it blows out the water some major claims of the anti-immigration lobby.

Even George Osborne doesn’t want it: yet another setback for Universal Credit

James Bloodworth
8 July, 2014

Even George Osborne is reluctant to endorse Universal Credit.

The public is to the left of Labour, but that’s where things get complicated

James Bloodworth
7 July, 2014

Ed Miliband beware: people don’t vote for policies, they vote for governments.

Apprenticeship starts for young people fall by over 11,000 under coalition

James Bloodworth
7 July, 2014

Securing an apprenticeship is now twice as hard as getting a place at university.

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