George Galloway dented Labour but the Tories still need a detox
David Cameron may feel lucky after the Bradford West result, but the past 10 days have exposed his party as out of touch
Published by: The Guardian
Monthly Archives: March 2012
David Cameron’s Downton Abbey government
Charging donors for invitations to Highclere Castle won't help the Tory cabinet shake its upper-class, out-of-touch image
Published by: The Guardian
David Miliband at Guardian Open Weekend: ‘The chancellor has embraced pre-Keynesian economics’
The former foreign secretary has described George Osborne's deficit reduction plan as 'a masochistic strangulation strategy'
Published by: The Guardian
I’ve backed Ken Livingstone for mayor before, but this time I just can’t do it
I agree with Livingstone's manifesto for London, but he shows too hard a heart to the capital's Jewish community
Published by: The Guardian
Budget 2012′s sting in the tale: an attack on pensioners
Stinging the elderly is the sort of thing politicians try to avoid. After all, older people do tend to vote
Published by: The Guardian
An Exclusive Corner of Hebron
From the New York Review of Books, February 23 2012
Published by: The New York Review of Books
Germany, Europe’s reluctant Goliath, is
Germany is saving the eurozone from disaster, but it can't glory in its role. The past means it still fears its own shadow
Published by: The Guardian
Jonathan Freedland at Limmud Annual Volunteers Reception March 2012
NHS reforms: the veteran GP’s view
Dr Johnny Marshall works in Buckinghamshire, where he earns an undisclosed salary
Published by: The Guardian
Jonathan Freedland | In the US the right is eating itself. Cameron, take note
The Republicans are divided along almost every axis. It's something that could still happen to British Conservatives
Published by: The Guardian