Cutting universal child benefit is scathing and ideological
Scott Wheeler thinks the planned cut to child benefit for the better off is actually an attack on the poorest in society.
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Scott Wheeler thinks the planned cut to child benefit for the better off is actually an attack on the poorest in society.
The 2012 London Olympics are to be run with the aid of 70,000 volunteers who are to be paid nothing. Mike Hodges thinks this is wrong.
Alan Johnson, the brazen-faced man who bears the scars of hard knocks, is now shadow chancellor. But is he ready to tackle the Coalition's cuts?
Ed Miliband is being held up as a potential saviour of the Labour Party. He is seen as distant from the New Labour many came to hate, but how far…
As we approach November and the tenth anniversairy of the Freedom of Information Bill passing in parliament, Richard Orange, a media law lecturer at the University of Lincoln, explores the…
Huseyin Kishi argues that the coalition government's cuts malicious and an ideological attack on the poorest members of British society.
Scott Wheeler thinks Ed Miliband should be the next leader of the Labour party and leader of the opposition, and outlines exactly why.
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Is country living really better than city life? After a relaxing recent trip to the countryside, Darren Moss thinks he has the answer.
Darren Moss has a stark warning for motorists, as he describes being on the receiving end of an accident caused by drink driving.