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Best league in the world? Liverpool saga highlights desperate need for reform
The Liverpool case once more highlights the need for reform to the regulation of football club ownership in England, reports Liam Thompson.
Women: The anomaly in Cameron’s debate on fairness?
The unprecedented cuts proposed to the public sector will have a harsh and deeply unfair impact on women, reports Fabian Society intern Sarah Barber.
An Englishman’s home is his rabbit hutch
To better understand housing, ministers should be obliged to live for part of the year in new build homes that they have forced on the rest of the country.
Post-Browne, Labour must strive harder for inter-generational justice
If it is David Willetts who identified inter-generational justice as a profound area of public policy interest, it must be Labour who gains from such insights.
Gamu case just tip of the iceberg
X-factor singer Gamu Nhengu is facing waves of public support. Her immigration case outlines critical problems with Britain's prescriptive system.
Healey lambasts ‘New Homes Bonus’ scheme
In a speech today to the Labour Party conference, John Healey set out a detailed critique of the Coalition's 'New Homes Bonus' scheme. He argued it will "blow out of the water" George Osbourne's promise of a council tax freeze in many areas.