Sun and Daily Mail blast refugee family for living in a standard house
The family of eight has been relocated into a four-bedroom council house, worth £1.3m
EU
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
Wales first minister Carwyn Jones will debate Nigel Farage tonight
EU debate follows a rise in UKIP support in Wales
Greece – the only country in the world paying creditors with blood
In a new four part film series economist and journalist Paul Mason goes behind the scenes of the Greek crisis to report on the rise of Syriza, the risks they took and the repercussions the party faced when they attempted to stand up to the global finance system.
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.
How BME voters see the EU referendum and why we need to hear their voices
A newly released Runnymede Trust report reveals differing public attitudes amongst ethnic minority Britons on immigration and Europe. In the coming EU referendum, addressing the prevailing concerns of BME voters would substantially shape the debate.
Last week Tory MEPs voted against workers’ rights and tackling child poverty
In Strasbourg it’s hard to see any of Cameron’s ‘compassionate conservatism’
No Daily Express, the UK is not the ‘favourite destination’ for migration
As Cameron makes his Europe pitch, facts should count for something
Times spins bank chief’s EU speech to pressure Cameron
Why did the paper change the angle of their web story for print?
David Cameron is failing to advance Britain’s interests on the EU stage
The prime minister has been too preoccupied with keeping his backbenchers happy to truly focus on reform