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Women’s lifestyle magazines hate women

EmmaKateMcApline 31 May 2012 Women’s lifestyle magazines hate women2015-04-17T15:12:24+01:00 Comment 13 Comments
EK McAlpine discusses this issue in episode 5 of her podcast A Slice of Feminism, which you can listen to at the bottom of the page. I had everything for…
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RBS AGM: the Report shareholders won’t see

Ric Lander 30 May 2012 RBS AGM: the Report shareholders won’t see2014-11-27T18:47:41+00:00 Environment 1 Comment
As private shareholders gather for the RBS Annual General Meeting in Gogarburn this afternoon, there will be an elephant in the room. The majority shareholder, the UK Government, whose portion…
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Miliband kicks nurses and unemployed young people

Adam Ramsay 9 May 2012 Miliband kicks nurses and unemployed young people2012-05-09T08:30:46+01:00 UK 4 Comments
Friday was Ed Miliband's day. Labour's rise in the local elections revived his leadership and gave him a chance once more to articulate his message without the media sniping at…
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Galloway’s win should be a wake up call to the left

MatthewButcher 30 March 2012 Galloway’s win should be a wake up call to the left2012-03-30T10:38:37+01:00 UK 15 Comments
This morning Ladbrokes will begin the biggest payout in British by-election history. George Galloway, who entered the race as a 33-1 outsider, has won the Bradford West election by a…
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Private police?: Georgian Policy for the Modern Age

Samir Jeraj 15 March 2012 Private police?: Georgian Policy for the Modern Age2014-12-05T17:53:51+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 1 Comment
What did you do if you were the victim of a crime in Georgian London? Say, for example, you’d been held up by bandits on the road, or had your…
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David Cameron: Leading Tory Feminist?

AlysonMacdonald 14 February 2012 David Cameron: Leading Tory Feminist?2012-02-14T09:00:19+00:00 UK 4 Comments
It seems that blue feminism is now becoming so fashionable that even the men of the Conservative party are trying it out. This week David Cameron – once described by…
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Ed Davey and me

JonathanKent 3 February 2012 Ed Davey and me2012-02-03T15:11:40+00:00 Environment 1 Comment
So Ed Davey has been appointed to succeed Chris Huhne as Secretary of State for Energy and Climate change. Groans from Greens stage left. I’m watching with interest. I knew…
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The petition on hanging shows how the right’s willingness to fail allows it to succeed

Peter McColl 31 January 2012 The petition on hanging shows how the right’s willingness to fail allows it to succeed2015-04-03T22:06:56+01:00 *Rights & Democracy* 3 Comments
I read with some delight that the petition lodged by scurrilous hate-monger Paul Staines to have a debate in Parliament to ‘bring back hanging’ is set to be struck off.…
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The Scottish Independence Debate and England

Mark Ballard 24 January 2012 The Scottish Independence Debate and England2016-03-18T11:52:26+00:00 *Rights & Democracy* 21 Comments
I’ve just finished listening to a particularly unenlightening discussion of the UK’s constitutional future on BBC Radio 4 and, once again, I’m left despairing at the shallowness of the analysis.…
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The end of opposition

MatthewButcher 15 January 2012 The end of opposition2012-01-15T13:17:31+00:00 UK 13 Comments
Yesterday the official opposition gave up. In a packed room at The Insititute for Education Ed Balls finally confirmed what many of us have been thinking for a while: The…
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