Politics Tackling apathy: forget conference halls, politics should be more like the pub At present, politics is too small, too piecemeal and too insular to create real change for Britain. By Mark Ferguson
Logger-Eds? Not quite. Those who were there will remember the tension in the room. It was the New Statesman debate at the… By Mark Ferguson
Labour’s somewhat hollow triumph Successes built on low turnout are castles made of sand. By Mark Ferguson
How Labour lost Bradford West As in Scotland, the party focused on an anti-Tory message that ignored the real electoral threat. By Mark Ferguson