This is the speech Ed Miliband should make next Tuesday
At the Labour party conference, Miliband must lift his eyes from those gathered in the hall and address the whole country
Published by: The Guardian
Monthly Archives: September 2012
James Bond ? a ticket to distant joys
'Ian Fleming's novels offer the opportunity to glimpse, even to revel in, how things used to be before progress and equality spoiled all the fun'
Published by: The Guardian
A pogrom conducted by Jews
You've probably had your fill of atonement for this year. You'd be forgiven if you didn't want to think of Yom Kippur for another 12 months. But, before we leave it behind, one last thought about what we just did. We stood and, in the Al Chet prayer, ...
Published by: The Jewish Chronicle
The real Mitt Romney is intensely relaxed among the filthy rich
Wanting politicians to drop the artifice and tell it to us straight is all very well, but we may not like what we hear
Published by: The Guardian
The crisis is global, yet our politics remains stubbornly national
Cameron and Osborne must engage with issues beyond our shores if there is to be any hope of fixing our economy
Published by: The Guardian
The Republicans: Behind the Barricades
A dispatch for the New York Review of Books from the Republican National Convention in Tampa, August 2012
Published by: The New York Review of Books
London 2012: Goodbye to Britain’s golden summer
Sunday night saw the end of London's extraordinary Olympic and Paralympic Games. It was a time in which Britain was forced to look in the mirror ? and saw something it rather liked, writes Jonathan Freedland
Published by: The Guardian
We’re not perfect. But Britain passed Paralympics test with flying colours
Sunday night saw the end of London's extraordinary Games. It was a time in which Britain was forced to look in the mirror ? and saw something it rather liked, writes Jonathan Freedland
Published by: The Guardian
Goodbye to Britain’s golden summer
Sunday night saw the end of London's extraordinary Games. It was a time in which Britain was forced to look in the mirror ? and saw something it rather liked, writes Jonathan Freedland
Published by: The Guardian
Ed Miliband could learn from Bill Clinton’s masterclass
At the Democratic convention, the ex-president showed how to dive into substantive detail and still connect emotionally with voters
Published by: The Guardian