The Week in Washington: Cuts take effect, action on guns delayed and more
Larry Smith gives the lowdown on who’s up and who’s down this week across the pond.
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The Week in Washington: Obama bids to break sequester deadlock; hitch in immigration reform push and more
Larry Smith gives his weekly round up of politics across the pond.
US Election Digest: Candidates prep for final debate, Iran talks denied and more
Larry Smith’s latest round-up of the US Presidential election campaign.
Look Left – Lords reform, the last PMQs before recess and the return of “the king”
Shamik Das looks back at the week’s politics, including our progressive, regressive and evidence of the week.
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.
Why the Taxpayers’ Alliance’s tax plans are dead in the water on day one
The Taxpayers’ Alliance’s tax plans involve cutting state spending to 33% – which is ludicrous.
Her Majesty’s uncooperative Queen’s Speech
The Queen’s Speech did not deliver on energy bills, foreign aid or co-operative values.
Vote 2012: The Expectation Game
Polls have just closed in the various elections and referendums across Britain; Britain Votes’s Tom Harris marks your card for the night and day ahead.
A coalition at war over Lords reform
As the mutiny on the Tory backbenches over the prospect of Lords reform shows no sign of abating, elements within the Liberal Democrats seize upon the unrest.
The left and right of happiness
The persistence of David Cameron’s happiness agenda has undermined the left, providing an illusion of progress while infuriating neoliberals, says Craig Berry.