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Apr 14th 2011 By Bagehot DAVID Cameron gave a speech about immigration policy today. Two big things can be said about it. Reuse this content Read More

Apr 12th 2011 By Bagehot BAGEHOT is on the campaign trail, watching the nation’s most dedicated political activists trying to argue the merits and flaws of the Alternative Vote (AV),…

Apr 11th 2011 By Bagehot THERE is crossness in the tight-knit world of groups campaigning for better bicycle paths in Britain, and other pro-cycling policies. Reuse this content Read More

By Bagehot APOLOGIES for a gap in blogging, your correspondent has been wading through the swamp of complexity that is the British National Health Service. It has been a big…

Apr 1st 2011 By Bagehot A CELEBRATED Punch cartoon from just before the second world war shows a military man sprinting from a government building to a taxi, crying urgently:…

Mar 31st 2011 By Bagehot IN MY print column this week, I try to distill a week of watching the Labour Party and the trade union anti-cuts movement into a…

Mar 29th 2011 By Bagehot WHEN David Cameron became prime minister, it is a fair bet he did not expect to find himself parsing articles of the 2003 Nice Treaty…

By Bagehot BLIMEY, Bagehot thought, Miliband’s early. Your blogger was in Hyde Park in central London at an anti-cuts demonstration organised by the Trades Union Congress, and the Labour leader…

By Bagehot “WE ARE all entitled.” That was the message delivered, with quivering passion, by a woman attending a “People’s Policy Forum” hosted by the Labour Party in Nottingham today.…

Mar 24th 2011 By Bagehot MY PRINT column this week examines the impact of the Libyan crisis on British politics: Reuse this content Read More