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Would paying more attract a better calibre of MP? The evidence suggests not

Ripped off Britons
4 March, 2015

Higher pay would tempt to parliament the low performers of high paying professions, thus pushing out high performers of lower paying professions

It’s time to ban MPs from having second jobs

James Bloodworth
24 February, 2015

With a few possible exceptions

VOTE: Should MPs be banned from having second jobs?

James Bloodworth
23 February, 2015

Is Ed Miliband right? Is it time we stopped MPs from having jobs outside parliament?

Politicians cannot beat fact-checking groups, so they should engage with them

Joe Reddington
11 February, 2015

It’s very clear that making the facts your enemy is a poor long-term strategy

NYE fireworks: Touts are ripping off the public – Boris needs to get a grip

Fiona Twycross
31 December, 2014

Tickets to a £10 event are being re-sold for up to £200.

Nicky Morgan rebuked by Statistics Authority for claim that one in three can’t read or write under Labour

James Bloodworth
18 December, 2014

No statistical basis in claim by education secretary that one in three unable to read or write under Labour.

Review: Citizenfour: Snowden under siege

Ruby Stockham
28 November, 2014

Laura Poitras’ chilling portrait of Edward Snowden on the edge of exposure raises many questions about our relationship to surveillance in the UK.

G20 leaders take small steps on corruption

David McNair
19 November, 2014

The UK played a positive role in securing commitments from other countries, but this now needs to be translated into concrete and binding laws.

Restricting strike action is Thatcherite nostalgia – it must be stopped

Frances O'Grady
7 September, 2014

The Conservatives are planning to make strikes so restrictive they cross the boundary into an attack on fundamental civil liberties. We must stand up to them

The Greens are likely to succeed in chipping away at Labour support

Carl Packman
5 September, 2014

Worryingly, what the Greens have to offer is very appealing to Labour supporters like me

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