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Diversity, standards, and the treatment of Professor Jason Arday (BLAC Liberal Democrats)
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Labour has the promise on business rates – We have the plan (Pawel Urbanski)
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Redirecting the funds to the jobs Britain cannot do without (Edward Marsh)
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Israel and the West Bank (Andy Daer)
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Getting ready for Conference – Directory now out (Caron Lindsay)
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An old canal warehouse at Ellesmere in Shropshire
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Tinderbox
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Horse Nell 'stable' after canal rescue
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The climate change dilemma facing Burnham
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The Joy of Six 1563
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Dr Who or Terminator
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Olly Lambert's The Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke
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Conference agenda now online
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Recent Comments
Chloe
This tragedy raises serious questions regarding the academic rigor at Cambridge University and Liverpool John Moores University. Scrutiny regarding this should ...
BLAC Lib Dems
Just to clarify, our letter **does not state or imply that Professor Arday was guilty of plagiarism**\. We explicitly refer to **“allegations of academic m...
Jana
@David Raw “ I’m sorry, Jana, but you’re asking me to take the anecdotal evidence ‘of a friend’ over the published regulation standards and practices...
Jana
“ At its heart is an ugly assumption: Black people who attain prominent positions must somehow have got there because standards were lowered, because of prefe...
Tristan Ward
I too have been looking for substance in these allegations of plagerism and so far they seem unsubstantiated. This is a grim episode. It’s worth saying ...

Abraham Lincoln, Charles Darwin and William Ewart Gladstone, giants of the nineteenth century, were all born in 1809 yet as Frank M Turner argues in this collection of essays Darwin and Lincoln are much better remembered today. I am sure this is true even for Liberal Democrats. In the final essay, Eugenio Biagini reflects on a 1992 Economist front cover describing Gladstone as ‘A prophet of the Left’. Gladstone’s legacy has been appropriated by Thatcherites who over simplify the Victorian Liberal view of the roles of government and private enterprise. …