20 February 2013
MR CAMERON GOES TO AMRITSAR
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The Amritsar massacre of 1919 is rightly remembered as one of the great outrages of the British empire in its twilight years. Brigadier Regi...
28 January 2013
WILKO PRAISES AAAARGH! PRESS TITLE
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Anna Chen went to see the great Wilko Johnson this week -- and this is what he said about her book of poems (click on ad on the right to b...
24 January 2013
BRITISH LENINISM IS DEAD
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Paul Anderson, Tribune column, 25 January 2013 The economy is in free-fall, the government is stumbling from crisis to crisis, Labour is s...
23 January 2013
EU SHOULD TELL CAMERON TO GET LOST
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What the EU needs right now is more integration – a Eurozone-wide tax-and-spend regime to mitigate the impact of the single currency and dem...
29 December 2012
THE MAN WHO GOT IT WRONG
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I've no desire to speak ill of the dead, but William Rees-Mogg, who has just died, was the Man Who Got Everything Wrong. He was a great ...
24 December 2012
REMEMBER WHAT WE DON'T KNOW
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Can you imagine what it's like to be in the bunker with Bashar Al-Assad? I can, but it's not journalism. As his regime crumbles – or...
19 December 2012
DEVIANTS LAUNCH NEW BOOK IMPRINT
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Aaaargh! Press, a new Brit alternative small press, is celebrating its birth with a party in London next month to mark the publication of it...
12 December 2012
CENSUS LATEST
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We're winning! "No religion" up from 15 per cent in the 2001 census to 25 per cent in 2011!
1 December 2012
BY-ELECTION FOOTNOTES
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A few points to add to what has already been said elsewhere: As everyone says, the Croydon North, Middlesbrough and Rotherham by-elections...
30 November 2012
THE GUARDIAN NEEDS A PLAN B
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Paul Anderson, Tribune column, 30 November 2012 Management and unions at the Guardian and the Observer are set for an almighty confrontati...
17 November 2012
HOW INDEPENDENT IS INDEPENDENT?
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There are two big stories about the police and crime commissioner elections: the low turnout, and the success of 12 independents (out of 41 ...
1 November 2012
UNIVERSITIES: A CASE OF MARKET FAILURE
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Paul Anderson, Tribune column, 2 November 2012 It is, I admit, difficult to feel sympathy for the Russell Group of elite universities. It...
29 October 2012
THE EU BUDGET SHOULD GROW
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It fits with the unpopularity of all things European among British voters, but the enthusiasm of Ed Balls and Douglas Alexander for cutting ...
25 October 2012
BLOGGING IS SO NOUGHTIES
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It's hardly earth-shattering news, but the Orwell Prize has decided not to award a blogger next year. Its chair, Jean Seaton, explains i...
10 October 2012
A POOR EFFORT
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I wasn't exactly waiting with bated breath for David Cameron's Tory conference speech today, but I was expecting something rather be...
9 October 2012
KILL A BURGLAR, WIN A METRO
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It's been back to the eighties at the Tory conference so far. The opinion polls and focus groups show middle-class swing voters angry ab...
7 October 2012
ABUSE WE MISSED
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The story that Jimmy Savile was a paedophile was widespread even in the mid-1970s: I remember being told as a teenager by one of my schoolma...
6 October 2012
ONE NATION UNDER A GEEK
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I'm late on this, because I've only just watched that Ed Miliband speech in full. But here we go: It was very good as a performan...
4 October 2012
LET THE LIB DEMS STEW
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Paul Anderson, Tribune column, 5 October 2012 There was a time, not so long ago, when I was all in favour of co-operation between Labour a...
2 October 2012
OBITUARY: ERIC HOBSBAWM
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Tribune , 5 October 2012 Eric Hobsbawm, who has died at the age of 95, was the last survivor of an extraordinary generation of British Mar...
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