David Cameron’s prisons speech could be the start of something good
If the Prime Minister puts his words into action, then this speech could mark the beginning of a big shift…
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Q&A: Would Brexit really move “the Jungle“ to Dover?
The 2003 Le Touquet treaty was negotiated outside the EU.
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Labour’s woes in England won’t be solved with an English Parliament
Labour has an English problem - but an English parliament isn't the solution, argues Tom Railton.
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What is the New Hampshire primary, and why does it matter?
Although the contest has proved less influential in recent years, the New Hampshire primary is still a crucial event.
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A good apprenticeship is about more than box-ticking
The political apprenticeships arms race, promising ever increasing numbers of apprenticeships but with little focus on quality, is helping nobody.
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George Osborne’s surplus target is under threat without greater austerity
The IFS exposes the Chancellor's lack of breathing space.
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The Future of the Left: trade unions are more important than ever
Trade unions are under threat - and without them, the left has no future.
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The Future of the Left
Terms take four to five years, then the Right wins. That – with a few exceptions – has been the…
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