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Why David Lammy was (partially) right
Oxford's not racist. It's just lazy, ignorant, and criminally apathetic.
The Squeezed Middle
Every attempt to define it may thus far have been a disaster, but Labour just might be onto something...
Schools cuts likely to bleed
Much of Gove's agenda is part of a long overdue rescue of British schools. The rest might lead to not so pretty consequences.
The Battle for the Family
Voters don't believe the Nasty Party cares about family. Cameron should be worried.
What do Labour think?
The Opposition need some policies, or at least a united opposition.
Let us fire our MPs
When politicians go rogue, it is their constituents, not the courts, who should throw them out. Give us the power, we'll be only too happy to do so.
The National Care Service
Labour have one policy that could start to rebuild their party's waning appeal
Time to lose the NUS
The NUS have managed to do more than higher fees ever could to put poorer students off applying to university
Throw Ken overboard, before it’s too late
Ken Livingstone has shown he is not at home in the Labour Party. Ed Miliband shouldn't let him stay.
Progressive after all?
The Browne Review turns out to be quite a bit more progressive than we're led to believe.
Bringing an old beast back to life
The working class Tory has been conspicuously absent in recent years. He may soon be about to return.
The Shadow Cabinet game
What does Ed do next?
Now Ed’s in charge
Time to leave his electors behind
Keep rumour confined to the playground
The press is getting worringly close to printing gossip as standard. If they don't change we'll get bored of their crying wolf.
Regressive but fair
The IFS give the right answer to the wrong question. The Budget might be regressive, but that doesn't make it unfair.
Welfare’s worth the money
To miss this chance of welfare reform would be a cost far higher then the billions it might appear to be saving
Oh shut up…
...and stop psycho-analyzing Blair. We had enough of that when he was in power.
The university places surplus
Why money should be spent making fewer, not more, university places
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