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Economy 2011: a bad news story
By Rachit Buch Jesse J may have had success with her song Price Tag, but she was wrong: it is about the money, and too many people can’t help but think about the price tag. In fact, 2011 was summed in...
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The British Chambers of Commerce and the question of growth
By Matt Kilcoyne The British Chambers of Commerce has released the findings of its survey of 7,593 UK firms and it is a mixed bag of results for the UK economy. Overall the BCC, which represents over...
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George Osborne and the Concept of ‘Yellowism’
By Kirstin Farnie George Osborne would like to have us believe that instead of going to work first thing in the morning we should all be looting- blazing pitchforks in hand- any homes where the...
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The Diplomatic Value of the EU – Why the current debate on British EU...
By Beth O’Brien For a snowy week in January, current affairs enthusiasts have been spoilt for big news stories. A hostage crisis in Algeria, Hillary Clinton testifying on Benghazi, North Korea...
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Labour and the EU referendum
By Alex Bryan Over halfway into the current parliament, characterised predominantly by economic austerity, one of the main criticisms of the Labour Party from the left (and indeed centrists rapidly...
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What does the Conservative Party have to do to win the next election?
By Matt Beebee The 2010 General Election should have been a clear Conservative victory. It wasn’t. 64% of those that voted backed other parties. This was a perplexing outcome given the Tories were...
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