I don't generally do patriotism and that sort of thing, but watching Vodafone stores being spontaneously shut down across the country on Saturday, in protest at the mobile phone giant dodging billions in tax, with the co-operation of HMRC, gave me more than a little frisson of pride.
The Coalition might agree in principle over the Freedom Bill but they can't produce an overall constitutional strategy as the Conservative and Liberal Democrat parties are fundamentally at loggerheads over the destination of democratic reform
The Lib Dems must stand by their promise to abolish the inefficient, discredited and unjust control orders regime, even if it risks a "car crash"
Who is buying London houses and apartments?
UK anti-terror laws can place people under draconian control orders that are more intrusive than house arrest without any charges made that the accused may learn of. Is the American alliance one of the reasons?
Elliot Folan, a grassroots activist for Yes! To Fairer Votes, and a member of the Green Party of England and Wales, responds to Dylan Sharpe
I’m glad that Dylan
Patrick Dunleavy reviews a fascinating, but flawed, history of democratic thinking from an American perspective. It throws often unexpected light on democratic innovations through the ages; and if the government’s project to slice the UK electorate up into equal constituencies is your bag, you can
A lucid demonstration of how the corporate and financial system robs people of their pensions using one revealing and appalling example that gets no coverage in the UK media.
Dylan Sharpe, head of press for No2AV, responds to Andy May of Yes to fairer votes.
Andy, I enjoyed our debate at the NUS conference and I am glad that
An early clash between the 'Yes' and 'No' campaigns as the UK heads towards a referendum on changing its voting system.
Dear Mark Easton,
1. Why did you decide not to reveal to your readers that this report – which claims that the UK Financial sector has been sorely maligned and that
