It's all go at OurKingdom even though it is not yet showing up on the page. Guy Aitchison has started his PhD at UCL and is now taking
You can listen to Clare Sambrook being interviewed by Steve Hewlett on today's Media Show she starts 19 minutes in. She talks about how she began her work
The British Deputy Prime Minister gave the Hugo Young lecture in London last night setting out how new progressives differ from old progressives. It was followed by a question and answer session.
Was the Crimean War really a crusade or was it motivated more by Russia’s need to have access to the Black Sea? Dominic Lieven reviews Orlando Figes’ new history of the conflict.
A political philosopher sees Lib Dem leader and the Coalition Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg's praise of social mobility as the lodestone of liberalism as a fast-one of a different kind.
With the axe in full swing, the broadcaster’s aspirations now seem to rise no higher than playing Chancellor Osborne’s lapdog. They no doubt feel they are delivering ‘edgy’, ‘daring’ material; in reality they are simply regurgitating the most pernicious and misleading dogma of the corporate lobby.
Scottish society, culture and institutional life is shaped by a lack of dynamism, pluralism and a profound lack of interest in ideas - a movement of Scottish citizens is needed to break the deadlock.
The past of Thatcherism tells us one potential vision of the future to avoid: both in terms of savaging public spending and a mindset of bunkerism.
Where are the everyday symbols of a leftish, pluralist Englishness?
Scotland's budget may have been announced by the Finance Minister for the governing Scottish National Party, but it closed an era without opening the prospects for a new one
The Tories should rediscover their pre-crash aspiration to "beauty" in planning and architecture, even if most new developments are destined to fall short of this elusive ideal
The leader of the Liberal Democrats heading the Coalition's programme for constitutional reform set out his overview of the government's programme. It is far-reaching but is it coherent and is it as radical as it claims?
