Reform, not withdrawal, is the way to address public concerns about European free movement
The Ukip analysis of free movement should be challenged much more robustly than it has been to date, argues Alex Glennie.
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There are left-wing answers to the questions posed by UKIP
Progressives shouldn’t be running scared of UKIP. There are left-wing answers to the questions posed by the party, writes James Bloodworth.
UKIP surge in the polls in Wales
New polling indicates that UKIP could be on course to make significant breakthroughs in the electoral politics of Wales.
Why conservatives can’t be trusted on Russia
Conservatives of all stripes increasingly can’t be trusted on what is potentially the biggest geo-political issue of our time, writes James Bloodworth.
How the far right is uniting across Europe
There is an uncertain line in the sand on he radical right between legitimate nationalism and unacceptable racism.
Vote UKIP, get [insert party name]
There is a 1 in 3 chance that someone elected as a UKIP MEP will no longer be a party member by the time of the next election.
Farage may be a little Englander, but he’s had the courage to say something out of the political ordinary
In sounding like a normal human being, Farage is picking up support.
5 questions Clegg should put to Farage tonight
Here at Left Foot Forward we’ve been critical of Nick Clegg in the past, but during tonight’s debate our sympathies will be firmly with the Lib Dem leader.
Amid radical right gains, who will make the non-economic argument for immigration?
Economics are important, but it won’t do to reach exclusively for economic solutions to the radical right threat.
‘Abolish the state pension’: meet UKIP’s new economics spokesperson
The proposal has been dismissed as “incoherent” and “bizarre” by pensions experts.