Ministers seeking inspiration should talk to Pam about prewar Peckham
Our progressive past can offer a new idea of what the state is for, and how it can help neighbourhood organisations to thrive
Published by: The Guardian
Monthly Archives: October 2007
At last, consensus in the Middle East
Pessimism on Annapolis is everywhere. The only hope is that the ailing players' desperation drives them to conjure up something
Published by: The Guardian
Jews-only soccer? How absurd
Published in the Jewish Chronicle I confess I am not the keenest reader of the JC?s back pages. Even so, I?ve looked at them often enough to know that while those reared on Jackie Mason gags may consider Jewish sport … Continued
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle
Now the Lib Dems must decide what they want to be when they grow up
The new leader needs to replace benign fog with ideological clarity, and shun the scrap for the crowded centre ground
Published by: The Guardian
The bitterest pill
German film-makers are now daring to tackle the Third Reich and the Holocaust. Can they portray the reality, or must history be sweetened? From the Guardian's Film and Music section
Published by: The Guardian
Gore and peace
The former vice-president deserves his shared Nobel prize, and there will be a feverish hope in the US that he will now enter the 2008 election race.
Published by: The Guardian
You’ve had long enough to work it out. What is your vision, Gordon?
Brown has a year to prove that he's the leader we've been waiting for, by doing less politics and more governing
Published by: The Guardian
Impressive audition for the part but …
Front page commentary on David Cameron's speech to the Conservative party conference, published in the Guardian
Published by: The Guardian
Cameron must today prove he is the Tories’ general, not their antagonist
This afternoon's task is massive: rally the troops, demonstrate strength, and supply a rationale for a change in government
Published by: The Guardian