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Party conferences 2014: The verdict

The party conferences were fairly lacklustre, receiving a generally loop warm reception from the general public. Both of the main parties failed to break out of their predetermined stereotypes and advocated little change. For Labour, who have lost significant support following...
Posted On 22 Oct 2014
, By Sophie O'Donoghue
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What lessons can Labour learn from the Scottish Referendum?

The votes may have been tallied, and a decision reached, but the aftershocks of the Scottish Referendum last week will continue for quite some time, especially within the Labour Party. By far the biggest challenge facing them will be working out how to woo back the many voters in...
Posted On 25 Sep 2014
, By Tim Maidment
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Diplomats optimistic of finding a solution to the Iranian nuclear issue

The 24 November deadline for Iran and the P5+1, a group of six nations involved in diplomatic efforts since 2006 to attempt to find a resolution to issues surrounding the Iranian nuclear programme, in comparison to previous efforts, has potential to bring a solution to the issue...
Posted On 19 Sep 2014
, By Sophie O'Donoghue
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Will Business Unease Affect The Scottish Vote?

You might be forgiven for thinking that the ‘No’ vote has been rather complacent, given the sudden flurry of activity this week. The minute the Sunday Times published the results of a YouGov poll, we had a flow of opinions and politicians trying to recapture the...
Posted On 11 Sep 2014
, By Tim Maidment
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Housing Benefit Revolt

With the eyes of the world riveted on Wales and the NATO summit currently underway there, you could be forgiven for thinking that there was nothing more important than deciding who is next in line to get shot at. The conflicts in Ukraine and across the Middle East are bloody and...
Posted On 05 Sep 2014
, By Tim Maidment
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Is Russia About To Fight The Wrong War?

There’s a depressing familiarity about the tensions between Russia and the West at the moment. While it’s not yet up there with the very real fears that I had growing up in the seventies and eighties that bombs could start falling at any moment, I must admit to a...
Posted On 08 Aug 2014
, By Tim Maidment
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Defence debates amid rumours of Ukraine deals

The House of Commons Defence Committee released a report yesterday underlining disquiet within Nato about its ability to respond to Russian aggression should it move against a member state. The report seems to back the statements made by General Sir Richard Shirreff in July to...
Posted On 01 Aug 2014
, By Tim Maidment
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The Outrage of MH17

The word ‘outrage’ has often felt diluted in recent years. There has been a laziness in its use in tabloid headlines to describe boorish behaviour by celebrities or mildly inconvenient politically driven decisions, but the loss of Malaysian Airways Flight MH17 in the...
Posted On 21 Jul 2014
, By Tim Maidment
A Pink Piggy Bank
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Is There Method To The Budget Cut Madness?

If the Chancellor has his way, at least another £25 billion pounds will be cut from the UK budget in his quest to overcome the UK’s deficit and bring it back to a surplus. This isn’t the first time the figure has been bandied around – it has been forecast by a number of other...
Posted On 09 Jan 2014
, By Tim Maidment
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Universal Credit IT Row Rumours

Rumours are flying thick and fast of a rift between Iain Duncan Smith and Francis Maude, after a team of IT experts working for the Cabinet Office were withdrawn from working on the Universal Credit Scheme. The Scheme has already been in the news over IT-related problems, wit...
Posted On 08 Jan 2014
, By Tim Maidment
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