End of the road for Cameron’s homophobic alliance?
The head of the main EU centre-right grouping has predicted the demise of the European Conservatives and Reformists. It would be “humiliating” for David Cameron.
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Mandelson: Tories sit with “xenophobes & homophobes” in Europe
Lord Mandelson has gone on the attack over Europe & the extremism of the modern Tory party, attacking David Cameron for sitting with “xenophobes and homophobes”.
The nasty party’s Easter resurrection
David Cameron is coming under increasing pressure after a covert tape-recording in which Chris Grayling said hotel owners should be allowed to ban gay couples.
Tories “are UKIP, but with an Armani tie”
David Cameron has criticised over his alliance with “the extreme right wing from Eastern Europe”, calling them “the nasty party” and “nasty Little Englanders”.
Look Left – The Week in Fast Forward
More woe for the Conservatives on Europe, Nick Clegg on coalitions, good news from Northern Ireland, the mad Tory youth group YBF and much much more.
Cameron’s amnesia on gay adoption
Johann Hari’s interview with David Cameron exposed his amnesia on his own gay rights votes. It is not the first time that he has forgotten which way he voted.
Happy Christmas!
Left Foot Forward will be offline until January 4th but we wanted to take this opportunity to wish all our readers, writers, moles, twitter followers, commenters, and facebook fans a very happy Christmas! If this is your first time ontest
100 reasons why “vote blue, go green” won’t work
The European Foundation set out “100 reasons why climate change is natural and not manmade”. Left Foot Forward has 100 reasons why “vote blue, go green” won’t work.
Look Left – The Week in Fast Forward
The Week in Politics • Barack Obama’s midweek announcement of 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan signalled, the President would like us to believe, the beginning of the end of the Afghan conflict. He said: “After 18 months, our troops willtest
Hague: European allies are “no problem” on climate change
William Hague said last week that the climate change policies of his EU allies posed “no problem”. New developments suggest that only half of them support him.