Brexit is fuelled by an English nationalism as crude and self-deluded as Irish nationalism used to be. The best response is to follow Ireland's journey to an inclusive, pluralist vision of patriotism.
Vote Leave's former chief technology officer claims he needed this data to check that donations to his company were legal – despite receiving no donations.
What should post-Brexit governance look like in the UK? What is needed, urgently, is for this to be politically addressed head on.
Time and time again, grieving families are left to fight for accountability and expose systemic failings in the care of learning disabled people.
Like so many people who have learning disabilities Josanne Wadsworth died an early and preventable death.
Some bashed the monarchy and called the royal wedding a non-event. A minority voice claimed that the wedding was no big deal. (He was wrong).
“I don't think I have ever seen another media organisation targeted by the full force of the State, as WikiLeaks is.” Interview with Stefania Maurizi.
The author of An Inconvenient Death asks why Aaronovitch has spent so much time on a book he believes worthless – and argues that Aaronovitch’s own writing on the subject does not stand up well to scrutiny.
What nourishes us also destroys us: this old saying holds true not only for food, but also politics.
Whether it’s the restructuring of lecturers' pensions in the UK or the introduction of selective entrance requirements to French universities — the struggle is one and the same.
Vientos de esperanza: en el sur del Estado español, un Ayuntamiento progresista lucha contra el desempleo y la pobreza energética.
The right have used the case as a stick to beat the public services they supported gutted.
