Opinion
Elevenses: Dosage Disparities
From the newsletter: Rich countries show no sign of learning lessons from Omicron's untimely rise.
Elevenses: The Big Six is Back
From the newsletter: The energy crisis exposes a broken system driven by privatisation and profit.
Long live the Bake Off
From the newsletter: In an era of toxic nationalism, the show is a useful reminder of what makes Britain great.
The ultimate betrayal of the North
From the newsletter: Underinvestment will be taken on the chin, but hoodwink the north at your own peril.
Elevenses: Cricket’s Equivocation Machine
From the newsletter: As Azeem Rafiq heads to Westminster, his story risks being warped into a he-said-she-said culture war.
Elevenses: The MP Pay Problem
From the newsletter: Do you really have to pay the best to get the best?
FPTP is fundamentally undemocratic – it’s time to make votes matter
The majority of the public are in favour of Proportional Representation - is it time to make the switch?
Elevenses: I Quit!
From the newsletter: Lots of people are moving jobs. What does it tell us about the economy?
‘For the few’: Paterson affair shatters any illusions about government’s true priorities
When MPs voted to protect their mate they were also voting to keep their own noses clean.