Water cannon use has no place in a democratic society
If Boris Johnson had listened to the public he could have saved more than £300,000
Theresa May
Counter-extremism: Jewish community experiences in drawing the line
Whatever you think of Prevent, the problem it attempts to tackle is too serious to be a partisan issue
Will Boris defend Londoners’ liberties?
The Met Police’s definition of extremism is growing dangerously broad
From targeting slave masters to blaming the slaves; the nasty party is back
The nasty party is back and it’s turning up the volume
New research suggests international students pay for 70,000 jobs in London
A new report shows that the economic benefits of overseas students in the capital far outweigh the cost
The government doesn’t have a real counter extremism strategy
We can’t win the argument for liberal rights by taking rights away
Theresa May on counter-extremism: politics getting in the way of policy
Posturing to be ‘tough on terrorism’ might win her party votes, but these proposed bits of legislation won’t get through the House
Everyday sexism, every day in the Mail
Today’s Theresa May headline plumbs new depths
Theresa May’s counter-productive counter-terrorism bill
These measures will not stop the UK from being in danger of further terrorist activity and may well do the opposite.
Migrants come to the UK to find jobs, not to claim benefits
Until there is concerted action to revive the failing economies of southern and eastern Europe, there is little hope that the government’s net migration target will be met.