Poll shows that Conservatives are now considered more right wing than UKIP
The ComRes survey suggests that Labour could lose centre-ground votes to Farage.
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.
Misleading Ofwat promise won’t stop water prices rising
Added inflation means that prices will continue to rise for consumers.
Severe failings in the government’s crime checks for migrants
Despite the Tories’ tough rhetoric on immigration, it is clear that they do not have a grip on the increasing demand for British visas.
Baroness Jenkin is the wrong target for our outrage over food poverty
We shouldn’t let press hysteria distract us from the real problems with the UK food industry.
How the UK’s abortion debate was revived
Scottish devolution and questions about free speech have prompted a resurgence of one of our oldest ethical debates.
If Osborne takes us back to the thirties, how different will things look?
Does Osborne have any right to get ruffled about comparisons with the 1930s?
Tower Hamlets, Bradford and Breckland: how ethnic inequality is changing
Runnymede report finds that ethnic inequalities are widespread throughout England and Wales.
Do Tory benefit cuts impact on children’s rights?
A new report suggests that young people identify several infringements of their rights in George Osborne’s economic policies.
Five things to expect from the Autumn statement
Heroic announcements on public service spending cannot detract from the reality of our economic situation.
Review: Citizenfour: Snowden under siege
Laura Poitras’ chilling portrait of Edward Snowden on the edge of exposure raises many questions about our relationship to surveillance in the UK.