Graeme Archer: Not-working: class and politics

I look much more like a Greek Marxist than I do a British Tory. And so do most people.

Ignore the headlines, the Labour Party is freakishly united

Sharp differences in opinion can be found in all the major parties, but in the Labour Party they don’t matter.

George Freeman MP & Jennifer Arcuri: The call for digital skills – Tech Vs Brains

The key battleground for the twenty-first century won’t be an arms race; it will be an education race.

Garvan Walshe: Piketty’s challenge is real. Here’s how to outflank him

Nor wealth taxes, but savings credits.

UKIP thrives because the man in the pub feels it will not be cowed into silence

On the eastern fringes of London, drinkers worried by immigration reckon that Farage speaks for them.

Labour is now the Establishment Party. And it hopes you all Know Your Place.

Stephen Kinnock’s progress towards the Commons highlights a role reversal.

David Skelton: If we Tories are the real workers’ party, we’ll cut taxes on bingo

Renewal is backing a campaign to reduce Labour’s disproportionate tax that is harming this crucial community facility.

What are we doing to win the 2030 General Election?

We suffer today from the short-termist decisions of Tories decades ago. How will we leave a better political inheritance?

The surprising and important truth about UKIP

The conventional wisdom is that UKIP’s new voters are disaffected Tories. Nigel Farage insists they come from all parties and none. Who is right?

Dr Ged Mirfin: Are we all working class now?

The squeeze on living standards threatens to hollow out middle class support for the Conservatives. No wonder Labour’s poll lead is so stubborn.

Peter Cuthbertson: The big flaw in Owen Jones’ “Chavs” is that he sees the working class as almost entirely passive

Peter Cuthbertson reviews the new edition of "Chavs" by Owen Jones, which was released last month. Owen Jones’ Chavs is worth… Read more »