The rules are unfairly stacked against Siobhan Benita
Apr 30, 2012 | Categories: Politics | Tags: BBC, boris johnson, bradford west, brian paddick, george galloway, jenny jones, ken livingstone, Labour, lib dems, london, mayor, siobhan benita, SNP, tories | Leave A Comment »
It’s not as if the Lords perform badly. They have been doing a fine job recently
Apr 23, 2012 | Categories: Politics | Tags: david cameron, elected, hereditaries, house of commons, house of lords, joint committee on lords reform, lords reform, nick clegg, peers, primacy, reform | Leave A Comment »
The problem is they don’t guarantee you a secret ballot
Apr 15, 2012 | Categories: Politics | Tags: asian, biraderi, birmingham, blackburn, bradford west, british asian, council of europe, fraud, indian, joseph rowntree reform trust, Labour, pakistani, postal ballots, postal votes, postal voting | Leave A Comment »
They’re patronised when they’re young, and deemed past it at their peak
Apr 09, 2012 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: BBC, caroline thomson, chauvinist, condescension, helen boaden, lynne featherstone, misogyny, patronising, quentin letts, sexism, sexist, women | Leave A Comment »
If Labour had been less arrogant and complacent in Bradford West, it could have won
Apr 02, 2012 | Categories: Uncategorized | Tags: boris johnson, bradford west, francois hollande, george galloway, ken livingstone, Labour, left, london, mayor, muslim, populist | Leave A Comment »
