Labour today renewed its call for voters to look again at Conservative policy, releasing a powerful critique of their crime choices. The professionally produced film controversially spends much of its 2 minute and twenty seconds focused on a man AGREEING with Tory crime policy. But Labour’s not going soft on Cameron, far from it, this

Nearly half of all towns have at least five supermarkets within a ten-minute drive. We clearly have a highly competitive retail sustem. Thus everyone can stop droning on about the overweening power of the supermarkets. For you can’t have both: both a competitive system and also market or pricing power.

UK's internet service providers fire a broadside at last-minute changes to a law dealing with copyright piracy on the internet, saying they are 'dangerous'

Here we go again, for the third time since 2003, Iraqis are heading to the ballots to choose their representatives. It’s a little different this time. In some aspects it's a little less "interesting"... In December 2005 we walked from home to the voting center (which also used to be where I went to school as a kid) to a soundtrack of mortars and gunfire. Indeed, that ten minute walk was wrapped

There is some good news coming out of Washington tonight: The House Foreign Affairs Committee voted narrowly on Thursday to condemn as genocide the mass killings of Armenians early in the last century, defying a last-minute plea from the Obama administration to forgo a vote that seemed sure to offend Turkey {...} The vote on the nonbinding resolution, a perennial point of friction addressing a dar...

I’ve just had this comment left that, after checking with Tyrone about it’s accuracy, deserves a post of it’s own… Groucho –V- Murphy The Groucho –V- Murphy case is now at an end as the Groucho Club pulled out at the very last minute. The Club issued a discontinuance notice on the 3rd November 2009. This move came

I'm coming to Farage and his awful tirade against the European President in a minute, but British Tory MEP Dan Hannan had this to say on February 10 about the Tea Party Movement: "Some of my US readers believe that anti-tax rebellions are an American speciality, but we’ve had plenty of them in this country, from the Poll Tax Riots of 1381 (the Peasants’ Revolt) to the Poll Tax Rio...

The MP for Kirkcaldy & Cowdenbeath in Scotland standing in front of a British flag talking telling us his latest plan to balls up the English education system. Perverse. And does No Mandate Brown mention the country he’s talking about once in his 30 minute election address speech? Of course not!  But he does talk about: Teaching in

Andy Coulson, the Tory communications chief, is at the centre of a political row after a parliamentary report repeated details of bullying claims against the former tabloid editor.

…it is becoming increasingly clear that teenage girls are a stand-alone demographic in crisis So says a report in Sunday’s Observer, looking at the pressures faced by teenage girls and the effects it has on their lives, and it’s far from alone. As Mark Pack reported here on Sunday, the Evening Standard and Telegraph both reported on