Comment: Austerity rests on a thesis the government doesn’t believe in
The disproportionate investment bias towards London suggests the government is unconcerned about ‘crowding out’
austerity
Review of 1984: making us all paranoid
The Playhouse’s production of Orwell’s classic is chillingly immersive
3 things we learned from the inquiry into why Labour lost
Labour did not lose the election because it was considered ‘Tory-lite’
John Mills: Austerity isn’t working, but that doesn’t mean Corbyn is the answer
But those who criticise the far-left need to do more than just decry the policies they propose
Comment: Has the Troika destroyed Greece?
Pensioners outside banks, a spike in suicide rates – why on earth would any country want to stay part of an EU that allows this?
Why is Labour still not standing up to the Tories?
Labour has plenty of ammunition but is distracted by in-fighting
The problem with the Corbyn strategy
A Labour party preaching anti-austerity might find self-satisfaction in being right, but it is naive to imagine that this will lead to victory
The human cost of the Greek crisis is shameful
The EU’s austerity measures were never about helping ordinary Greeks
The cuts to come: what will the budget mean for departmental spending?
New IPPR analysis of the budget shows a 30 per cent cut in resource spending for unprotected departments by 2019/20
The EU is besieged on all fronts
By openly ignoring the demands of a member state the EU has presented a gift to its sceptics