It is apparently acceptable for Brigitte Bardot to spend decades whipping up racial hatred and still be celebrated as a national icon, perhaps helped by glamour, distance, and nostalgia. But it is unacceptable for Gary Lineker to voice contemporary moral objections to cruelty and injustice.
As ever, responsibility for this alleged civic misery was pinned on a single figure – Sadiq Khan.
Stonewall’s corporate donations more than halved over the past year.
If Labour is going to make the changes it wants to, it needs a new partnership with business.
When commentators argue that Charlie Hebdo was unethical, they are dedicating their time, influence and skill to arguing in support of the terrorists’ aim.
The public appear reluctant to embrace George Osborne’s plan for even deeper cuts.
David Cameron can have a united Conservative Party or he can keep Britain in the EU. He will struggle to have both.
How can making clients more secretive possibly be considered a positive step?
Green Party membership has reportedly overtaken that of UKIP.
Any surveillance measures have to work alongside a campaign to dismantle the narratives of extremist ideologies.
The SNP can make Westminster rethink the disastrous commitment to austerity, writes Angus Robertson MP.
UKIP is not a far right party, but that doesn’t mean its voters don’t hold far right sympathies.
The government have ‘named and shamed’ 37 employers who have failed to pay their workers the minimum wage.
