John Lloyd
Articles by John Lloyd
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Politics
A slight and delicate minister?
- 15 January 1999
If Robin Cook is to be an effective Foreign Secretary, he must put past failures behind him
Politics
The silence of the lambs
- 08 January 1999
We must learn to talk about the pitfalls of a consumer society if we are to help eastern Europe
Politics
The politics of debt
- 01 January 1999
Peter Mandelson merely owed money to Geoffrey Robinson, but Tony Blair has heavier obligations. Will he carrying on paying, asks John Lloyd
Politics
Peace crawls through a moral swamp
- 11 December 1998
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John Lloyd reveals that, despite the Good Friday Agreement, violence is rising in Ulster as the paramilitary gangs continue to beat, murder and torture
Politics
Third way? They'll do it their way
- 04 December 1998
Europe has turned pink and now it is hurtling towards integration; once more, Britain finds itself dangerously isolated, reports John Lloyd
Books
Economics
- 04 December 1998
Is the end nigh for global capitalism? John Lloyd on a clutch of fiscal jeremiads
Politics
How the left hijacked the family
- 27 November 1998
Children matter, but their parents' marital status does not. That's the third way view and it's won the argument. John Lloyd reports
Society
The New Statesman Profile - Hugo Young
- 20 November 1998
The liberal conscience of the nation despairs of the grubby hypocrisy of our politicians
Politics
The German who worries new Labour
- 13 November 1998
Peter Mandelson is keeping a watchful eye on Oskar Lafontaine.John Lloydexplains
