His detractors think he’s Neil Kinnock. His adherents think he’s Barack Obama. But the politician who Ed Miliband most...
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Tuesday review Articles
What I learned at the People’s Assembly
The People’s Assembly was an event for people who think that listing things you do not like in increasingly emotive...
Syria: how did we reach this point?
There exists a dangerous tendency on the left which believes that government is a place where everything is beautiful,...
Buying into Murdoch
Be honest: you love Rupert Murdoch. You love Sky Sports, the fifth season of Mad Men, the Sky News iPad app, The...
Keeping Labour working
Tony Blair may be the only man to win a parliamentary majority in the United Kingdom for the last two decades and one...
Learning from 1992
It haunts us still, Banquo’s ghost at Labour’s table, putting us off our supper two decades and four elections after...
Lessons from Bradford West
While siren voices from both Labour’s revanchist left and atavistic right might seek to find a ‘message’ in the heavy...
Fundraising lessons for Labour
Two thoughts sprang immediately to mind when I sat down to write this week’s column. The first was that, if dinner...
‘Lies of the victors’
‘History is the lies of the victors,’ asserts Tony Webster, the main character of Julian Barnes’ Man Booker...
A truth universally ignored
It is a truth universally ignored that this is a far better government for the presence of the Liberal Democrats. The...
End of the Hilton Tories
Steve Hilton’s exit from No 10 confirms that this government has lost all of its reforming instincts. That is both an...
The sun also rises
Imagine for a moment two people. One of them has spent the last decade reading only the Sun, the other only the...








