Glasto, where the tax dodgers are named
Ed Balls called the current climate of government cuts “rock and roll” time for tax avoiders, so it’s fitting that U2 are performing at Glastonbury this week.
Dominic Browne
Dominic Browne is an intern at Left Foot Forward.
Recession fails to slow growth in broadband
Wireless broadband subscriptions topped half a billion by the end of 2010 in OECD countries, showing the communications sector’s critical global economic role.
Pickles v Spelman: “Talking Rubbish” rivals face off
The strain of constantly U-turning was bound to tell. It was revealed this morning that cabinet ministers Pickles and Spelman are no longer on speaking terms.
Non-shock poll reveals teenagers put off by £9,000-a-year tuition fees
A poll has revealed almost half of teenagers are put off by the coalition’s £9,000-a-year tuition fees – despite the previous reassurances from government.
Cameron’s government has a plan B for everything but the economy
David Cameron today performed yet another u-turn, this time over justice policy – here Left Foot Forward catalogues the Tory-led government’s litany of flip-flops.
May’s police cuts: A gamble becomes a shamble
Labour have accused the Tory-led coalition of putting the public at risk due to their cuts – as a senior counter-terrorist officer becomes their latest victim.
FIFA: A laughing stock that isn’t funny anymore
A year after South Africa held such a fantastic (bar England’s performance) World Cup, they are still waiting for £50 million FIFA promised them.
Miliband shows signs of winning the war of words for modern Britain
Ed Miliband’s headline political messages have proved adept at analysing and encapsulating the issues facing Britain – and in a way that people can relate to.
Tories: The party of NHS bureaucracy
To Tories bureaucracy is a dirty word, one step from Stalinism; however, to save their much-opposed health reforms, they are turning to bureaucracy in spades.
Libya and Syria: The costs of war
The head of the Royal Navy sparked debate over the sustainability of British operations in Libya today, saying the government must make “challenging decisions”