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Jonn Elledge is a freelance journalist, formerly assistant editor of the New Statesman and editor of its sister site, CityMetric. You can find him on Twitter or Facebook.
Attacking left-wingers for owning big houses is easier for the right than suggesting wealthy people should pay more tax.
Class shouldn’t be determined by matters such as Brexit or coffee, but by wealth and income.
Just for once I would like it to be the other side that’s blindsided by a polling error.
The real argument for HS2 isn’t about speed at all, but about the number of people we can fit onto Britain’s rail network.
Boris Johnson’s claim that the mayor of London had “bankrupted” the transport system was a flat-out lie.
It has become increasingly clear that the Conservatives don’t believe that the rules should apply to them.
Rishi Sunak is threatening a new era of austerity but the state pension triple lock will protect even the richest.
It's a good time to embrace the most accessible form of exercise.
This country is never kind to its prime ministers, but the manner of Johnson's ascent to power means he will have an especially hollow legacy.
Until the wretched referendum, most people in this country didn’t care much about Britain’s relationship with Europe.
