UKIP has transformed the electoral map – so let’s reach out to Lib Dem voters
We be witnessing the birth of an intriguing new phenomenon – tactical voting by left-ish voters for the Conservative Party
Edited by Peter Franklin
Heresy of the week: It’s the irreligious right that secular liberals should worry about
Could it be that our increasingly secular society, while more tolerant, is less compassionate?
It’s grim down south – or why ministers would rather not find shale gas under Sussex
It looks like Sussex won’t be the new Saudi Arabia after all.
Prime Minister Ken Clarke and other absurd fantasies
Would a Conservative Party led by him have beaten UKIP?
Government and the unions must get behind the self-employment revolution
Our high level of self-employment is sometimes blamed for Britain’s comparatively low-level of labour productivity, but this ignores the hidden efficiencies
Relax, Britain isn’t getting more racist
There is an obvious media appetite for any titbit that might be used to portray Britain as a nation sliding into extremism
