It’s not a ‘mancession’
There was a lot of talk at one point of the impacts of recession hitting men worse than women. Well, Cameron’s austerity budgeting has reversed that particular problem.
UK Policy
Are you still here Mr Mandleson?
Another morning begins with Peter Mandleson lecturing the left on where we have gone wrong
Well, it kinda looks like a gang…
The Sun’s Trevor Kavanagh neatly articulates the Murdoch world view – the press must always be free for rich and powerful people to use as they see fit and oversight is wrong
Shady arms dealers can be defeated
The lobbying to shoot holes in the arms treaty need not be allowed to work
Call that a backlash?
If shouting ‘anti-business’ seems a bit weak, we can assume it is still only the beginning
Eyes open for the backlash
What a pleasure to see the bonus-vultures on the back foot for once – but it can’t last…
Where Dragons’ Den should stop and some proper work begin
The Tory Government’s plan for a competition to identify innovation is an X-Factor answer to a Nobel question
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The BBC and the definition of ‘political’
Salmond’s views on rugby opens up a difficult question for balanced discussion of Scotland’s future
Sea bass and manufactured normality
David Cameron is in Morrisons picking up his messages? You’d think he was trying to differentiate himself from rich bankers or something…
The Windsors – political activists
Surely the week’s news should dispell any suggestion that the Royal Family is just a bit of harmless fun