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Ed Miliband’s rhetoric at the Labour conference last week was bold and inspiring. The real surprise though, considering the track record of politicians, is that he seems to be acting by his principles. Having accused David Cameron of being ‘strong when it comes to the weak’ yet ‘weak when it comes to the strong,’ Miliband has now confronted the […]
Continue ReadingThe deal agreed by the three main parties undoubtedly heralds a new age for the British media. Some newspaper editors and Tory MPs have compared the new restrictions to Putin’s Russia or African dictatorships, the death of a free press independent of government interference. Yet all the deal includes is a plan to commission a […]
Continue ReadingAs British Conservative Prime Minister in the nineteenth century, Benjamin Disraeli did more than anybody else to reconcile the politics of his party, composed by considerable degree of aristocrats, with the interests of working class voters. In the early twenty-first century, a confusing age of free market economics and growing economic inequality, a range of […]
Continue ReadingTom Rowlands asks Alistair Darling how we should fix the Eurozone crisis and whether he’s getting back into front bench politics.
Continue ReadingOxStu spoke to Alistair Darling on the Eurozone, the UK economy and his own future in politics.
Continue ReadingTim Wigmore thinks David Miliband can help his brother rather a lot
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