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No time for a big blog today. But this  caught my eye from the BBC: More than 110,000 "problem families" with disruptive youngs...

That is why no amount of cajolery, and no attempts at ethical or social seduction, can eradicate from my heart a deep burning hatred for the...

If yesterday's lecture was about the possibility of green politics, then today's session was about its possible end. Ingolfur Bluhdo...

This week Keele is playing host to the annual ECPR summer school on environmental politics and policy, which means I'll be taking some...

Forgive the relatively glamourous title for what is likely to be a decidedly un-hip post (edit: this post was initially published as 'Ta...

As a short follow up to my recent review of the TUC 's interesting pamphlet on democratising public services, I took a look at the CBI...

As the world and its uncle know we have a big problem with the BNP in Stoke. They have nine council seats and are the second largest party o...

Politics can be a funny old game. And here's one of the reasons why. Jane Mellalieu, our Socialist Party candidate in Burslem South ...

I haven't been long in from tonight's Socialist Party branch meeting and from a quick glance at the News at Ten I see our august me...

This obituary from Tony Mulhearn, leader of Liverpool DLP during the Militant era on the city council appears in the latest edition of The ...