Watch Cameron’s pathetic ‘condemnation’ of Clarkson’s sick comments
David Cameron failed to denounce Jeremy Clarkson today for his sick remarks about executing trade unionists – merely describing it as “a silly thing to say”.
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Bypassing parliament, or: How the Tories learnt to stop worrying and renew the bomb
Kate Hudson reveals the extraordinary sums spent on Trident without any scrutiny by parliament.
Lebanese politicians hurl glasses and chairs at each other on live TV
Alex Hern presents a wonderful video from Lebanon.
Hannan: Tough on knowledge, tough on the causes of knowledge
Alex Hern goes over Daniel Hannan’s performance on Question Time.
What will Cameron do to end the racism of the young Conservatives?
Alex Hern questions just how deep the rot at Conservative Future goes
Party funding reform could be a blessing in disguise for Labour
James Graham argues that the party funding reforms could be the impetus for Labour and the unions to redefine their relationship with each other that both have needed for a long time.
Unravelling the Lib Dem spin that they’re ending child detention
Labour MP Lisa Nandy is correct to point out that Nick Clegg has reneged on his promise to end child detention, writes End Child Detention Now’s Simon Parker.
New survey shows public more willing to take action over pensions
Seven in ten voters would take some form of action if their pension contributions were to increase while promising lower returns, writes Neil Foster.
A-list Tory ‘asks’ how we can stop the poor from having too many kids
Alex Hern reveals star Tory Harriet Baldwin’s “questions” about whether poor parents ought to be punished for having too many children.
Cameron’s refusal to open full inquiry into Finucane murder stokes row with Dublin
The row between Britain and Ireland over David Cameron’s refusal to establish a judicial inquiry into the murder of Belfast solicitor Patrick Finucane has grown.