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20.05.2015 Brexit / UK Politics

What Labour’s leadership hopefuls ought to say about the EU

So the Labour Party has another leadership election. Unlike in 2010, when I was still a Labour Party member and heavily involved in the process*, this time I have no vote (having quit Labour to join the German GrĂ¼ne as

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24.01.2013 UK Politics

The UK-EU argument is a proxy for the vital debate about the UK’s economic, geopolitical and democratic future

There are two common, and incorrect, justifications for not acting in politics. The first is that now is not the right time, because at the moment everything else is more important. That is the justification most often used by opponents

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All of my commentary about transport policy, and in particular railways, has been moved to jonworth.eu

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