We’re better off in the EU, but not because of Cameron’s deal
Being in the EU is valuable, no matter what deal is made for the benefit of Tory backbenchers
David Cameron
Comment: The hypocrisy of Cameron’s migrant benefits proposal
PM’s renegotiation demands show the Tories cannot be taken seriously as a party for working people
Our EU membership is worth far more than whatever deal Cameron secures
There are no circumstances under which we would be better off outside the EU, so we must not allow talk of this deal to eclipse the bigger picture
Yet more dehumanising language about refugees from David Cameron
The prime minister’s warning about migrant camps fuels the idea that refugees are no more than political pawns
Cameron has manipulated and misrepresented the issue of EU migrants’ benefits
There is literally no evidence of welfare tourism in the UK, either by EU or non-EU migrants
How reliable are ‘official’ statistics on public policy?
From debt and welfare cuts to poverty and flood defences, we need accurate data to judge our government’s record
Analysis: Demand for food banks remains high around the country leading up to Christmas
We find examples from December of increasing food bank use. Is this the news we can expect of a government fully committed to assaulting poverty?
David Cameron will have to water down his EU renegotiations, is this a good thing for the Left?
Today is the day that David Cameron hopes to secure his breakthrough with the European Union on renegotiations; believe it or not, this should pose a few difficult questions for the political Left.
10 years on, Cameron’s compassionate Conservativism has failed to deliver its promises
The Legatum Institute’s annual Prosperity Index reveals where the UK is falling behind its OECD neighbours
Airstrikes in Syria will not make us safer
David Cameron is trying to have it both ways