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James Bloodworth

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

One fifth of university bosses get 10% pay rise while staff see pay cut

James Bloodworth
3 April, 2014

University bosses saw their salaries jump by an average of 5.5 per cent between 2011-12 and 2012-13, according to a new study published today.

Breitbart contributor: “Time for Americans to start slaughtering Muslims in the streets”

James Bloodworth
3 April, 2014

A contributor to right-wing Breitbart website has called for Americans to “start slaughtering Muslims in the streets” on Twitter.

Migration Watch’s new Eurosceptic policy: a victory for Blue Labour

James Bloodworth
2 April, 2014

Migration Watch have come round to the Eurosceptic Blue Labour position they rejected three years ago.

5 questions Clegg should put to Farage tonight

James Bloodworth
2 April, 2014

Here at Left Foot Forward we’ve been critical of Nick Clegg in the past, but during tonight’s debate our sympathies will be firmly with the Lib Dem leader.

Rail fares rise by 250% since privatisation

James Bloodworth
1 April, 2014

Some rail fares in Britain have risen by as much as 250 per cent since British Rail was privatised, according to research by the TSSA transport union.

Five reasons the Royal Mail should never have been privatised

James Bloodworth
1 April, 2014

Poor value for money is not the only reason to lament the passing of Royal Mail into private hands.

‘Abolish the state pension’: meet UKIP’s new economics spokesperson

James Bloodworth
26 March, 2014

The proposal has been dismissed as “incoherent” and “bizarre” by pensions experts.

Labour should oppose the Welfare Cap, which doesn’t protect those in greatest need

James Bloodworth
26 March, 2014

The welfare cap is a regressive measure which hits the poor hardest.

Inflation: Less triumphalism please, the cost of living crisis is far from over

James Bloodworth
25 March, 2014

Today’s news on inflation is certainly welcome; but we’re not on the home straights yet.

Inheritance tax: David Cameron stands up for the 6 per cent

James Bloodworth
24 March, 2014

The fact that Cameron wants to cut inheritance tax when half a million people required emergency food aid last year says a lot about where his priorities lie.

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