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TONY BENN: MYTH AND REALITY A guest post by Phil Larkin Introduction Few can have missed the passing on of Anthony Neil Wedgewood-Benn (commonly known from around 1972 by his self-created title “Tony Benn”) last week. Over the last decade and beyond...

The Huffington Post UK looks back on the UK's first ever referendum, and what lessons can be learned by those in the two sides of the upcoming campaign. Referendum Revisited Part 1: The French Keep Saying 'Non' Referendum Revisited Part 2: Labour Begins...

← Older revision Revision as of 17:31, April 8, 2013 Line 89: Line 89: Thatcher reversed Heath's beliefs in self governments for Scotland, appointed many of her supporters to Conservative cabinets, and reorganized the party's policy. She built up...

This is a further instalment in tracing through the British currency crisis in 1976 and its retreat to the IMF later in that year. Today we discuss whether it was the IMF that forced the change of direction for British Labour or all their own dirty work...

This article is from the November 2012 issue of Total Politics “If you think about the heritage of the Liberal Democrats going back a century or more,” current Lib Dem party president Tim Farron tells me, “one might have thought that if we’d entered...