How a radical priest forged my politics
Gustavo Gutiérrez’s revelatory book showed me that faith and economics could not be separated.
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Sorry, the role of an MP is to be a representative, not a delegate
Edmund Burke could be a pretentious so-and-so, but he wasn’t always wrong, says Chris Bryant.
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Is Chris Grayling the most incompetent member of the government?
It’s often said that all political careers end in failure, it just seems that Grayling’s seems to failing before…
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Can free museum entry survive the spending review?
One of Labour’s greatest legacies is under threat, warns Chris Bryant.
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Why should the BBC make programmes like Strictly Come Dancing?
From the beginning, the BBC has had a brief to educate, inform and entertain. That last one isn’t an afterthought.
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Let’s be clear: there is no continuity candidate in the Labour leadership race
No-one in the Labour party thinks that “one more heave” is enough. No-one thinks the party doesn’t need to…
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Celebrate Magna Carta, yes: by defending the Human Rights Act
Upholding that European Convention of Human Rights would be the best commemoration of the events of 1215, not dismantling…
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A camp history of Westminster’s queer MPs
Michael Bloch’s book on homosexuality in the house is fun – but little more than a naughty pleasure.
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Notre Dame is a reminder that the Palace of Westminster could be next
Many thousands gathered in silent horror on the banks of the Seine to watch Notre Dame burn on 15…
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