Comment

It wasn’t Fred that broke the bank Friday February 3, 2012 Tom Miers says Fred Goodwin is being held as a scapegoat by the very people responsible for the crash

Political impressionism Wednesday February 1, 2012 Peter Lloyd bemoans the baleful effects of the modern media on politics

No walking out on science Wednesday January 25, 2012 Rania Hafez believes that a primitive idea of religion is creating a divide between knowledge and faith

Cosmetic accountability Thursday January 19, 2012 Tom Miers says that the breast implant row demonstrates some of the limitations of government healthcare and regulation

Sound over substance Friday January 13, 2012 Political image making leads to bad policy and undermines our democracy, says Peter Lloyd

New year, new threats Friday January 6, 2012 Tom Miers warns that 2012 will see renewed assaults on personal liberty

Freedom seeks consistency for long term relationship Wednesday January 4, 2012 Martin Cullip says that self-interest leads to a selective approach to liberty among its defenders

No kissing this Christmas Thursday December 22, 2011 The one ‘m’ missing this recessionary Christmas is not ‘merry’ but ‘mistletoe’ mourns Dennis Hayes

The inequality distraction Wednesday December 14, 2011 Eamonn Butler argues that the key to reducing poverty is for government to get off people’s backs

Is banker-bashing PC? Wednesday December 7, 2011 Tom Miers looks at hostility to bankers through the ages and wonders if there is a trick to be played on the critics of capitalism