- Congratulations Sarah: now let’s learn the lessons of Rotherham – Conrad Landin says that Labour’s victory is no reason to forget the need to abandon NEC selections.
- Mark Carney’s shock appointment means more of the same – “Be very afraid,” says Ann Pettifor. “Business-as-usual will prevail. And nothing will be done to constrain the City, and therefore to prevent the next collapse of the financial system.”
- UKIP’s Foster Care “Scandal” – Phil Burton-Cartledge attempts to inject some common sense into a news story full of tabloid hype and political capital.
- Is there bias on BBC Question Time? – Perhaps the main parties are weighted fairly evenly, says Phil Burton-Cartledge, “but come on, leading trade unionists combined have been on less than Nigel Farage!”
- Payday loans: not a black and white issue (in reply to Chris Willow) – critics of the high-profile campaign against legal loan-sharking are guilty of simplification, says Carl Packman.
- Victimisation of students forces UCL occupation to withdraw – Keith Wright reports on the short-lived student sit-in protesting against the leading university’s new campus, which will see the demolition of hundreds of council homes in east London.
