Despite the title of this particular conference, I don't actually believe that Britain's continued membership of the EU is just a Right/Left issue.
For me it's also a Right/Wrong issue.
I say this because I believe that those opposed to our membership...
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The end of politics is the attention-grabbing title of Douglas Carswell's book. But the book ends without offering a genuine consideration of what politics is really for – just that it is broken.
The book argues that government has got much...
While Westminster feasts on the fresh meat of a new by-election, Jonathan Freedland raises a good point: is the collective reputation of politics collateral damage in the Chris Huhne affair?
“Huhne's admission damages all politicians. The cynics have long charged that...
The hunger for intellectual and political renewal within the labour movement was evident at the Fabian’s New Year Conference in January. Ed Milliband’s invigorating and hugely encouraging speech showed how Labour’s ‘one nation’ vision for reshaping our country from the...
2012 saw the redesign of the Fabian Review. The first of the newly redesigned Reviews includes the first detailed study of non-voters since the last general election as well as many other fascinating contributions:
Katie Ghose, Peter Kellner, Lisa Nandy and...
The worst electoral mistake a political party can make is to ask the public a question to which it is not the most logical or natural answer.
In 2011, Scottish Labour got hammered because we asked: ‘Which party would you vote...