Liberals of all parties should support Maajid Nawaz in the face of death threats
Genuine liberals should support liberal Muslims like Maajid Nawaz against the literalists who would murder people over cartoons.
Unemployment down 167,000 to 2.32 million
Unemployment decreased by 167,000 between September 2013 and November 2013 to 2.32 million, with the unemployment rate now at 7.4 per cent, today’s labour market statistics reveal.
5 things voters should know about UKIP
UKIP are more than a man in a pub drinking a pint. Behind Farage’s Cheshire Cat grin are some dangerous policies.
Katie Hopkins on stopping poor people having children: ‘difficult to enforce, but I do agree…in principle’
Earlier today I took part in a debate with controverisalist Katie Hopkins.
Ed Miliband’s speech: fixing the long-term problems
The key is convincing voters that Miliband has the a better solution than George Osborne without creating a rod for his own back by claiming that he can completely ‘fix’ the economy.
A minimum wage increase is long overdue
An increase in the minimum wage is long overdue.
Mo Farah: from lefty hero to tax exile in 10 short months
Last year Mo Farah was calling on the chancellor to crack down on tax avoidance. Now he want to be a tax exile.
Left Foot Forward forces Oxfam climbdown over speaker’s homophobic comments
Oxfam has cancelled an event after Left Foot Forward presented the organisation with homophobic and anti-semitic comments made by one of the organisers.
Evidence that coalition cuts hitting poorest harder
Spending cuts to local government appear to have fallen on poorer (Labour) areas far more severely than wealthier (Tory) ones.
Telegraph readers would rather live in socialist France than in the UK
Where would Telegraph readers rather live – socialist France or coalition Britain?