Jon Trickett MP, Shadow Minister for the Cabinet Office has written to the Chair of the Political & constitutional Select Committee ahead of their scrutiny of the Government’ lobbying proposals.
Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS Ed Miliband's cry to Save the Union' half works by Ben Duckworth 30 Jan 2012 12:29 The Labour leader headed to Glasgow to explain why he wants to keep the United Kingdom Related Articles A long-overdue PMQs success for Ed Miliband by Caroline Crampton 25 January 2012 Labour is being gentle on benefits cap by Amber Elliott 23 January 2012 In appreciation of Jacob Rees-Mogg by Alexander Wickham 23 January 2012 Angela Eagle on Len McCluskey's intervention by Amber Elliott 19 January 2012 Zac Goldsmith recall proposals are regressive' bySubscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Blog Blog Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS Ed Miliband's cry to Save the Union' half works by Ben Duckworth 30 Jan 2012 12:29 The Labour leader headed to Glasgow to explain why he wants to keep the United Kingdom Related Articles A long-overdue PMQs success for Ed Miliband by Caroline Crampton 25 January 2012 Labour is being gentle on benefits cap by Amber Elliott 23 January 2012 In appreciation of Jacob Rees-Mogg by Alexander Wickham 23 January 2012 Angela Eagle on Len McCluskey's intervention by Amber Elliott 19 January 2012 Zac Goldsmith recall proposals are regressive' by
Are you upset about Stephen Hester's pay deal? If so, peer into your soul and ask yourself why. Do you believe he has done a rotten job, and deserves to be punished for failure? Do you think his bonus is somehow sneaky, or not in the spirit of his contract? Do you feel his incentives [...]Subscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Opinion Opinion Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS For the good of this government's health by George Pascoe-Watson 26 Jan 2012 No 10 is desperate to stop the NHS becoming a toxic issue . For 2012, it has created a neutralisation' plan Related Articles The people's party has been disconnected by Dan Hodges 26 January 2012 TP's inbox 25 January 2012 2012 : London's Year and probably Boris's by Andrew Hawkins 25 January 2012 The Cameron curse by James Lyons 24 January 2012 Time for some ethics in business by Lisa Nandy MP 09 January 2012 The year that will keep the PM up at nightSubscribe and save 38 Search Home Blog Opinion Articles Campaigns Life History Subscribe Shop Follow us on twitter Home Opinion Opinion Email a Friend Email this article to a friend Your email : Friend's email : Send Twitter Facebook RSS Email a Friend RSS RSS RSS The people's party has been disconnected by Dan Hodges 26 Jan 2012 Labour desperately wants to rebuild its relationship with the working class , but who are they Related Articles For the good of this government's health by George Pascoe-Watson 26 January 2012 TP's inbox 25 January 2012 2012 : London's Year and probably Boris's by Andrew Hawkins 25 January 2012 The Cameron curse by James Lyons 24 January 2012 Time for some ethics in business by Lisa Nandy MP 09 January 2012 Do all-women shortlists work by Jacqui Smith and
Finding myself in Whitehall with twenty minutes to spare this afternoon, I ducked into the Banqueting House, spread my coat on the floor and lay on it, staring at the ceiling. All this talk of sundering my country has affected me, and I wanted to cheer myself up by looking at Rubens' massive canvas celebrating [...]
I sense that the share price of Margaret Thatcher anecdotes is peaking, so I’m offloading some stock. Ten years ago, the great woman came to lunch with a group of Telegraph writers. Determined not to ask a sententious question about public policy, I instead blurted out: ‘Is there anything worth watching on television at the [...]
First it was individual banks; then whole industries; then entire countries; now it's the world. Western leaders have reacted to the failure of each bailout by decreeing a bigger one. Unable to admit their mistake, slaves to the defunct economist whose thinking dominates our economics faculties and central banks, they act like so many Nick Leesons, [...]
There’s nothing selfish about capitalism. Like every economic model, it is a matrix within which individual actors can behave morally or immorally. But here’s the thing: no one has yet come up with a system that rewards decent behaviour to the same extent. In an open market based on property rights and free contract, you [...]
Eurocrats are pulling off a remarkable feat: they are making the Hungarian government more popular. I have blogged before about the autocratic proclivities of the Fidesz regime. Viktor Orbán, a free-market reformer during his 1998-2002 premiership, has recently become almost Poujadiste in his rhetoric. But the frenzied tone in which he is being attacked has [...]
This blog has always seen English separatism as the chief threat to the Union. Recent polls showing that English voters, unlike Scots, would happily break up the United Kingdom, come as no surprise. It’s what I hear at constituency meetings, what I read in comment threads. And, to be honest, it’s nothing new. On [...]
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