The meaninglessness of terms like ‘neoliberal’ reveals Labour’s deep intellectual fragility Politics is a trade...
The meaninglessness of terms like ‘neoliberal’ reveals Labour’s deep intellectual fragility Politics is a trade...
Twenty-five years after the Berlin Wall came down, James Bloodworth on why New Labour was the natural next chapter for...
When George Orwell was writing Animal Farm his mind was firmly fixed on the failings of the Communist ideology. Its...
Seventy years ago, in December 1943, George Orwell first penned his ‘As I Please’ column for Tribune. He had been...
The past is a foreign country; you remember the lovely meals, the better weather and the prettier locals. You forget...
In his 1934 work, English Journey, the writer JB Priestley spoke of three Englands. The first, the so-called ‘real,...
Recent calls for more ‘working-class MPs’ are age-old code for ‘more leftwing trade unionists in parliament’ It is...
The obsession of some with the term ‘Blairite’ is Orwellian in its ability to shut down debate before it has started...
Is there any pleasure comparable to discovering a really good second-hand bookshop? I found myself in Chichester...
As the former mayor of Letchworth Garden City I found it refreshing to read David Cameron’s recent praise of our town...
I have been reading George Orwell recently, to prepare for my role as a judge of the Orwell prize for political...
‘Break any of these rules sooner than say anything outright barbarous’. That was the caveat with which Phil Collins,...