80 per cent of Britons want to leave the EU, says the Express. Except they don’t
The poll was conducted by and among Tories in a small area of the UK known to be sympathetic to quitting the EU
Ruby Stockham
Ruby Stockham was formerly a staff writer at Left Foot Forward. She has a Masters degree in Modern Literature and was the winner of The Spectator's 2013 prize for travel writing.
A&E attendance rises 10 times faster under coalition
Labour urge David Cameron to take responsibility for mounting pressure on emergency departments
Goodbye Page 3
A very small step, but any move that raises awareness of media treatment of women has to be considered a positive one
Broadcaster’s bias against women reflects problems far beyond the industry
Women still have a sell-by date, shy away from ‘serious’ subjects and are hampered by childcare issues – it’s not just the BBC that needs a shake-up.
Northern Ireland’s new prostitution laws will not make the sex trade safer
How can making clients more secretive possibly be considered a positive step?
We cannot afford to be complacent about the far-right
UKIP is not a far right party, but that doesn’t mean its voters don’t hold far right sympathies.
Are cancer drugs really the best place to make savings?
The government’s consistently huge spends on NHS reform and the Trident programme indicate dubious priorities.
Can this year’s graduates really expect record salaries?
New research suggests that the median starting salary for graduates will reach £30,000 for the first time this year.
Migrating health workers could damage health systems in developing countries
We need to think about the impact that our imported NHS has on vulnerable people abroad.
Hilary Mantel and the ‘vicious’ left
The proposal to stop the broadcast of a fictional portrayal of Margaret Thatcher reveals something far more pernicious than an author’s fantasy.