Jonathan Freedland

31 August, 2010

Labour needs the credibility of David?and the freshness of Ed | Jonathan Freedland

The Milibands' fight has highlighted their flaws but left many in the party asking: why can't we have the best of both?

Published by: The Guardian

26 August, 2010

Gareth Williams: the sad, fascinating death of a spy | Jonathan Freedland

When the intelligence services are involved in a death, we relish glimpsing a world that usually remains hidden

Published by: The Guardian

18 August, 2010

100 days of the coalition government

David Cameron and Nick Clegg have reached their first big milestone in power. How are they doing? And, perhaps more crucially, how will they look after 100 weeks?

Published by: The Guardian

6 August, 2010

A Landscape literature special

We may know it when we see it, but it's probably easiest to define landscape literature by what it's not.

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Published by: The Guardian

3 August, 2010

To beat Boris in London, Labour must bide its time | Jonathan Freedland

Choosing the mayoral candidate now is premature. Given longer, someone better than Ken or Oona might emerge

Published by: The Guardian

27 July, 2010

The Israeli right has a new vision ? Jews and Arabs sharing one country | Jonathan Freedland

The one-state solution, once associated with extremists and dreamers, is finding new support in unlikely quarters

Published by: The Guardian

21 July, 2010

Nick Clegg's awkward 'illegal invasion' comment at PMQs | Jonathan Freedland

Clegg's reference to the Iraq war reminds us that his new allies backed the greatest foreign policy misjudgment in 70 years

Published by: The Guardian

20 July, 2010

There's a good idea in Cameron's 'big society' screaming to get out | Jonathan Freedland

Labour must seize this flawed initiative from the Tories, reclaim its Labour origins and then set about improving it

Published by: The Guardian