Over the last 40 years, the relationship between the UK and Ireland has gone from strength to strength. For me – as...
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trade Articles
Should Labour back TTIP?
Emma Reynolds and Cat Smith debate the pending transatlantic trade agreement [column-group][column] Yes Emma Reynolds...
Davies Commission: Making a decision as a nation
On Tuesday the Davies Commission presented its final report. This has been a strong process, supported cross party, to...
New runways for Heathrow and Gatwick
The mayor of London's first duty is to make sure we prosper. Only then can we create the wealth that can make our city...
There is no third way
Peter Mandelson’s speech at the IPPR’s conference on policy priorities for the next European Commission was his second...
Good trade policy must be done and seen to be done
Those critics and sceptics who doubt a comprehensive European Union-United States trade deal is deliverable must grasp...
Food, farming and the UK in the EU
The UK must be at the heart of the European Union to get the best deal for UK food producers. The food and farming...
Europe vital to development
Last year, to much fanfare from his backbenches, David Cameron turned his back on Europe. While politically it may...
Keeping Jack Sparrow on the screen
As we settle down for Christmas I am sure we are all looking forward to repeats of the Pirates of the Caribbean, Peter...
We must tackle the trade deficit
You have to assume that Osborne was gripped by a cold, clammy sweat when he stood to deliver his Autumn Statement...
Tale of two Georges hides crisis of transition
So the grandfather, so the grandson. In 1967, George Papandreou, was prime minister of Greece. He threw in the towel...
Principles for a new Labour economic policy – part one
The UK has just experienced a deep recession and government debt levels have risen. At some point, and to some extent,...