The reactions to my post on Labour’s problem with antisemitism yesterday were, in many cases, depressing. It’s my belief that Labour can address this issue
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Labour needs to get back to its purpose
There are things to be put off. But most of them can only be delayed for so long. The issue of Jeremy Corbyn and antisemitism
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In the sixth largest economy in the world we’re letting local authorities fail and that is wholly unnecessary
Northamptonshire was first. East Sussex second. There will be a third, fourth, and maybe many more. Local authorities in England are going bust, unable to
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There will be Wings Over Scotland, despite the BBC
Earlier this week I noted that the BBC had forced the YouTube channel of the Wings Over Scotland website off air for supposed copyright infringements.
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The BBC read this blog, and took note
I broadcast several times yesterday. The subject was Amazon, and tax. Or, as I made it, Amazon and accounting. Twice were for the BBC. Once
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Amazon is playing tax games but the UK government is letting them get away with it
I was asked to comment on Amazon’s tax by a number of journalists yesterday. The Mirror has a quote, but it was not all I said,
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It’s time the BBC realised that the opposite of reasonable debate is not unreasoned extremism
Rupert Read is a Green campaigner; philosopher; former Green Party candidate and a friend of mine. We don’t always agree. But we share a lot in common,
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Danny Blanchflower and I agree: Mark Carney’s seriously fluffed it this time
Danny Blanchflower and I had a fun conversation last night. It’s always good to talk with him, even if most of the time we’re two
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