The call for fair votes in Britain takes to the streets
Everyone who can should come to Trafalgar Square with a touch of purple tomorrow, Saturday 8 May, if you like the idea of democracy in Britain.
Erin van der Maas outlines the role civil society needs to play to ensure public service media
The outcome of the UK general election raises serious concerns regarding foreign and security policy. North Korea is committed to resuming negotiations over its nuclear weapons programme. The political alliance set to become the new government of Iraq is bitterly criticised as being sectarian and
The UK election may have disappointed all the party leaders but over the past 40 years the country has recklessly thrown away its advantages. Can they get together for the fresh start that is needed?
Will David Cameron keep his Murdoch trained spin doctor if he becomes Prime Minister after today's UK General Election? A scandal could be in the offing if he does.
Gordon Brown has been Prime Minister for three years and a senior Labour politician for the last two decades. In this time he has written and produced over a dozen books, yet, what has he really contributed to progressive thinking? Brown's tragedy is not just a personal one, which many will be qui
New Labour seemed to have a strong feminist component when it came to power in 1997, its legacy is a rollback of women's influence in British politics made painfully evident by the general election.
Over half of British voters (51%) say that political parties are corrupt. Research by ICM, conducted the day after the final leaders’ debate, shows that trust in political parties remains
As the election comes down to the wire, voters should stick to their guns.
Petros Iosifidis outlines the looming challenges to national public service broadcasters in Europe
The Citizens UK gathering in Westminster Methodist Hall on Monday which brought together all three party leaders was something quite breath-taking. I’ve written before about how their events
