Trade follows the flag
A depressing basis for foreign policy indeed but, at least the coalition government are being honest about their motivations instead of pretending that it is about ethics or responsibility.
Liam Thompson
Liam is a freelance journalist, reporter and writer specialising in cities, culture and politics.
7/7: ‘Anti terror’ rhetoric masks the inconvenient truth
A proper response to 7/7 must be to bring the alienated and angry young men of Britain, whether seduced by Al Qaeda, the BNP or football hooliganism, into society. Only then can we have social cohesion and only this is true counter-terrorism.
Lawson still won’t come clean about sceptic foundation’s funding
Since its inception, Lord Lawson’s climate-denying Global Warming Policy Foundation has been dogged by questions about funding.
After “bigot-gate”, how do we reconnect with the white working class?
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Clegg’s right: The “special relationship” is over
Tonight our three would-be leaders will take to the stage and set out a vision for the future of British foreign policy.