The seeds of a Lib/Lab pact have already been sown
Labour needs to be prepared for a coalition even if it doesn’t want one.
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Wales is not going to follow Scotland on the road to independence
Not any time soon at least.
Poor people in Britain – poorer than those in similar-sized economies
Incomes in the West Midlands are significantly lower than in the poorest regions of Germany, France, Belgium, Austria, Denmark, Sweden and Finland.
The new Prince and his 2,000 birthday buddies
Though their names, weights and times of birth were not announced to the world’s media, just over 2,000 other children in the UK have one thing in common with the new Prince: their date of birth.
It’s time the SNP published their plans for an independent Scotland
If Scottish nationalists can’t persuade the country of their case while they are led by what is universally accepted to be Scotland’s best political communicator, when can they?
Salmond’s new separation strategy: Abandon the positive and pray for a Tory revival
Alex Salmond’s new separation strategy is to abandon the positive and pray for a Tory revival, writes shadow Scotland Office minister Willie Bain.
Prioritising the wellbeing index is one of the few progressive things this government has done
Cameron needs to develop a progressive policy landscape fit to meet the challenges of our ecological overshoot and wellbeing undershoot.
Look Left – Racism at Euro 2012, the Diamond Jubilee and remembering Margaret Bondfield
Shamik Das looks back at the week’s politics, including our progressive, regressive and evidence of the week.
Look Left – The evil of Assad, u-turns galore and the failure of austerity
Shamik Das looks back at the week’s politics, including our progressive, regressive and evidence of the week.
Look Left – Europe 26-1 Cameron: Britain isolated like never before
Britain stands on the precipice tonight, its European future in severe doubt for the first time since joining the Common Market, reports Shamik Das.