Alistair Darling today set out a detailed 148-page dossier setting out a £34 billion “credibility gap” in the Conservative party’s spending plans. But a Conservative party protest outside the Labour party’s headquarters set out “17 questions for Mr 17%”, atest
A spate of articles in recent days herald the growth of the left blogosphere. The next year and the general election will be make or break for many blogs.
Left Foot Forward will be offline until January 4th but we wanted to take this opportunity to wish all our readers, writers, moles, twitter followers, commenters, and facebook fans a very happy Christmas! If this is your first time ontest
I’ve written an article for the latest edition of Fabian Review on how Labour needs to rethink its ‘middle Britain’ electoral strategy in light of the changes over the last 15 years in demography, geography, values, and politics. I arguetest
An Iain Dale post seeks to show “no evidence of any warming trend” using data from the Met office. The problem is that the methodology has no statistical basis.
George Osborne today outlines that “Voters deserve an honest debate and a real choice”. But he continue to make false claims about the impact of Britain’s debt.
The General Secretary of the Irish Trade Union Congress has called the Irish budget a “charter for exploitation.” It was praised by a number of Conservatives.
The European Foundation set out “100 reasons why climate change is natural and not manmade”. Left Foot Forward has 100 reasons why “vote blue, go green” won’t work.
The emissions cuts offered so far at the Copenhagen climate change summit would still lead to global temperatures rising by an average of 3C, according to a confidential UN analysis obtained by the Guardian. A rise of 3C would meantest
Libel reform campaigners have reacted with “dismay” as the BBC conceded to Trafigura in the High Court. In a statement, the BBC apologised to the toxic waste firm.
