Poland: no friend of the Eurosceptics
Poland’s is committed to the European Union, despite what David Cameron may like to think.
Matt Broomfield
How the far right is uniting across Europe
There is an uncertain line in the sand on he radical right between legitimate nationalism and unacceptable racism.
Russia’s role in the campaign for Scottish independence
Russia has a vested interest in the campaign for Scottish independence.
Would Jesus have been a Cameroon?
David Cameron told an audience last night that divine inspiration was at work when he came up with the concept of the Big Society. But would Jesus really have been a Cameroon?
Don’t believe the spin: the middle class didn’t beat the downturn
The press was filled with stories yesterday about the middle class ‘beating the downturn’. It’s a shame it didn’t happen, writes Matt Broomfield.
Eric Pickles needs a lesson in what secularism is (and isn’t)
Eric Pickles’s comments on ‘militant atheists’ belie an ignorance as to what secularism is, writes Matthew Broomfield.
Black supremacist music: a reaction to historical oppression, or something more sinister?
Don’t gloss over the ugliness of black supremacist music but don’t condemn the entire cultural movement out of hand.
The English Defence League LGBT division: the dark side of the rainbow
Mostly male, shaven-headed and white, they can be found in almost any of Britain’s urban centres – a jostling crowd beneath a thicket of placards and Crosses of St. George.