The shady arms firm with links to Zuma and Britain

JACOB ZUMA, having been forced to stand down as South Africa’s president, now faces the resumption of a prosecution for taking bribes in a £2.5 bil

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Nice work if you can get it

Features | Thursday 05th Apr 2018

Making the IEA ‘Freer’ to espouse Tory ideology

Features | Thursday 29th Mar 2018

Tory cronyism infects the NHS

Friday 12th Jan 2018

Politics Esther McVey – attacking the poor, helping the rich

From being minister for cutting poor people’s benefits, McVey became an adviser to a company assisting ‘high net worth individuals,’ writes SOLOMON HUGHES

Friday 05th Jan 2018

LABOUR PARTY Looking back on New Labour

With the release of Gordon Brown’s new memoirs, SOLOMON HUGHES reflects on the limitations of Blairite politics

Friday 29th Dec 2017

Labour Politics Tories in a tizzy over ‘reds under the bed’

A lot of the Establishment seem to be having some kind of nervous breakdown, writes SOLOMON HUGHES

Thursday 14th Dec 2017

Corruption Trump’s top official profited from European bank bailouts

US Secretary of State for Commerce Wilbur Ross has become embroiled in allegations of ‘insider trading.’ SOLOMON HUGHES reports

Friday 29th Dec 2017

Finance Tory tax-dodgers are no friends of ours

BIG-MONEY Tory donor Douglas Barrowman has just moved his tax avoidance business from the Isle of Man to Panama.

Friday 29th Dec 2017

Conflict of interest Ex-Tory minister crosses the bridge to lobby for shady Santander bank

George Bridges’ career highlights why the Tories will never challenge the City, writes SOLOMON HUGHES

Thursday 14th Dec 2017

Looking out for our interests – or theirs?

SOLOMON HUGHES leafs through the latest register of MPs’ interests and finds Tories lining their pockets in sunnier climes

Thursday 14th Dec 2017

Putin is not responsible for Trump or Brexit

SOLOMON HUGHES writes on the Russia Brexit and US election hacking claims

Thursday 14th Dec 2017

CORRUPTION ‘Non-profit’ academy schools are a gold mine of public money

SOLOMON HUGHES describes how the managers of academy school trusts are able to pilfer public money for private gain

Thursday 14th Dec 2017

Opinion Want to make progress? Know thy barons

The shady arms firm with links to Zuma and Britain

JACOB ZUMA, having been forced to stand down as South Africa’s president, now faces the resumption of a prosecution for taking bribes in a £2.5 bil

Nice work if you can get it

Making the IEA ‘Freer’ to espouse Tory ideology

Tory cronyism infects the NHS

Politics Esther McVey – attacking the poor, helping the rich

From being minister for cutting poor people’s benefits, McVey became an adviser to a company assisting ‘high net worth individuals,’ writes SOLOMON HUGHES

LABOUR PARTY Looking back on New Labour

With the release of Gordon Brown’s new memoirs, SOLOMON HUGHES reflects on the limitations of Blairite politics

Labour Politics Tories in a tizzy over ‘reds under the bed’

A lot of the Establishment seem to be having some kind of nervous breakdown, writes SOLOMON HUGHES

Corruption Trump’s top official profited from European bank bailouts

US Secretary of State for Commerce Wilbur Ross has become embroiled in allegations of ‘insider trading.’ SOLOMON HUGHES reports

Finance Tory tax-dodgers are no friends of ours

BIG-MONEY Tory donor Douglas Barrowman has just moved his tax avoidance business from the Isle of Man to Panama.

Conflict of interest Ex-Tory minister crosses the bridge to lobby for shady Santander bank

George Bridges’ career highlights why the Tories will never challenge the City, writes SOLOMON HUGHES

Looking out for our interests – or theirs?

SOLOMON HUGHES leafs through the latest register of MPs’ interests and finds Tories lining their pockets in sunnier climes

Putin is not responsible for Trump or Brexit

SOLOMON HUGHES writes on the Russia Brexit and US election hacking claims

CORRUPTION ‘Non-profit’ academy schools are a gold mine of public money

SOLOMON HUGHES describes how the managers of academy school trusts are able to pilfer public money for private gain

Opinion Want to make progress? Know thy barons

SOLOMON HUGHES on tricks of rhetoric that serve to confuse our political narrative

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