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Cameron’s refusal to open full inquiry into Finucane murder stokes row with Dublin

Kevin Meagher
18 November, 2011

The row between Britain and Ireland over David Cameron’s refusal to establish a judicial inquiry into the murder of Belfast solicitor Patrick Finucane has grown.

Cameron and Osborne want the unemployed to work for £1.78 an hour

Alex Hern
10 November, 2011

Alex Hern reports on David Cameron and George Osborne’s savage undermining of the minimum wage.

Memo to Cameron: The rich give less to charity

Daniel Elton
4 November, 2011

The rich give less to charity than the poor, making David Cameron’s Tory mission to roll back the frontiers of the state are deeply, deeply regressive.

RGF’s foot-dragging and half-measures leave regional economies in the cold

Kevin Meagher
3 November, 2011

Kevin Meagher explains why even now the Regional Growth Fund money is finally starting to be allocated, everything is far from rosy in their implementation.

How Cameron’s coalition is choking the Big Society

Daniel Elton
2 November, 2011

Half of all charities have seen costs rise due to David Cameron’s policies, a third sector survey has revealed – while 60 per cent have seen income fall.

Miliband fails to nail Cameron on bankers, greed and regulation

Shamik Das
2 November, 2011

David Cameron and Ed Miliband clashed over fat cat pay, bankers’ bonuses and banking regulation at a story Prime Minister’s Questions today, reports Shamik Das.

Somali pirates need jobs or jail, not ransom or death

Richard Darlington
1 November, 2011

IPPR’s Richard Darlington argues that simply using the stick to deal with Somali piracy will be ineffective – a carrot must be offered as well.

Cameron continues Gideon’s race to the bottom

Alex Hern
26 October, 2011

Alex Hern rebuts Adrian Beecroft’s claim that cutting employment rights will increase employment.

Eurozone break up will be a disaster for jobs, growth and the environment

George Irvin
26 October, 2011

As the eurozone (EZ) lurches from one crisis to the next, the whole structure seems increasingly imperilled by its lack of political cohesion, writes George Irvin.

Cameron should be counting the cost of his Eurosceptic appeasement

Ben Fox
25 October, 2011

With 81 of the 305 Tory MPs voting against their government on the EU referendum vote, it is clear David Cameron cannot control the Eurosceptic Tory backbenches.

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