James Bloodworth
James Bloodworth is the former editor of Left Foot Forward.
The rise of the bills: the great energy rip-off at a glance
The great energy rip-off at a glance.
Majority say Pope right to resign
Over half (68%) of British people believe the Pope was right to resign, and 71% said Pope Benedict had not been influential, according to a new poll by YouGov.
Trident: Where the money might better be used
It seems increasingly likely that the Labour Party plans to fight the 2015 election on a platform of retaining Britain's nuclear deterrent. Instead it ought to consider the innumerable better things the money might be spent on.
FT pulls apart austerity economics
The Financial Times has this morning produced a blinding set of graphs which highlight how fiscal austerity has negatively impacted on the GDP of various European economies.
Infographic: The UK’s low rape conviction rate
The infographic gives an overview of Britain's shockingly low rape conviction rate.
‘Ill advised cuts can risk a downward spiral,’ EU Commissioner warns
'The country in the triple dip should not lecture the EU about economic growth', says EU Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion in reference to David Cameron's plan to repatriate power back from the EU.