Labour’s new immigration policy: more moderate voices needed
The complex views of the majority on immigration are not always easily represented in opinion polls.
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Why Labour is right to push for tougher fracking regulation
However its proposals for tougher regulation go nowhere near far enough.
The Lobbying Bill is an attack on civic democracy
The Lobbying Bill is dangerous and pernicious. The time to act is now.
Wrong again: The Daily Mail claim wind farms change the weather
Reuben Balfour-Brown, a researcher at the Institute for Public Policy Research, fact checks the latest Daily Mail dodgy science on wind farms changing the weather.
What has Europe ever done for us? Well…
Tony Burke runs through the many, many, many positive things the European Union has done for British workers.
How UK taxpayers underwrite military sales to a Middle East autocracy
How the UK taxpayer is underwriting military sales to an autocratic middle eastern regime
Searchlight’s ‘Fear and Hope’ paints a fascinating and concerning picture
Searchlight, the group behind the anti-BNP ‘HOPE not hate’ campaign, have today published Fear and HOPE, a report examining British attitudes towards culture and identity in the 21st century.
View from the States: Shellacked in South Florida
Tuesday was a good day to be on a Republican ticket and a bad day to be running as a Democrat, but the results are not catastrophic for Obama. In South Florida there is no long term appetite for extremes, but this week’s results demonstrate that the American people don’t like their leaders very much and have relished giving this one a good “shellacking”.
Vote 2010: Climate change
While the Lib Dems clearly have the most progressive positions on climate and energy in general, none of the parties have detailed plans for what they would do.
The electoral impact of climate change
Polling evidence suggests climate change has the potential to be a more important factor in this election than in any previous vote.