Left Foot Forward
Shahbaz Bhatti assassination: Who will stand up to the extremists now?
There was widespread condemnation today of the assassination of Shahbaz Bhatti, the Pakistan Minister for Minorities, gunned down in broad daylight in the capital Islamabad.
Wales Referendum 2011: The case for more powers for the Welsh Assembly
There has been a lot of confusion regarding the referendum that will be held in Wales tomorrow, Thursday, March the 3rd, writes Plaid Cymru's Director of Policy Nerys Evans.
No frontline cuts? Now 11,000 troops face the axe
The Ministry of Defence announced yesterday that 11,000 armed forces personnel would be made redundant - with some soldiers losing their jobs just six months after returning from Afghanistan.
Irish elections 2011: The day the Soldiers of Destiny met theirs
Hazel Nolan, who has just returned from campaigning in the Irish elections, reflects on the significance of the demise of Fianna Fáil, for so long the governing party in Ireland.
Has Cameron “detoxified” the Tories in Scotland?
The man in charge of the Tories' Scottish election campaign claims the party's been "detoxified" and is on course to improve on the 17 MSPs currently held.
Searchlight’s ‘Fear and Hope’ paints a fascinating and concerning picture
Searchlight, the group behind the anti-BNP 'HOPE not hate' campaign, have today published Fear and HOPE, a report examining British attitudes towards culture and identity in the 21st century.