During the last 27 years, Conservative and Coalition Governments have passed legislation aimed at reducing the voting rights of people not likely to be supportive of the Conservative Party
Bryan Gould, former member of the Labour shadow cabinet, explains how popular sentiment on political issues can be manipulated
Lesley Docksey states: "On this dark and depressing day, our land needs us".
After Labour's dismal performance in Thursday's election there have been a lot of theories on why it turned out to be such a terrible night for the party
It's not only the Scots who are disillusioned with Westminster politics. The 2015 election once again doomed the north to five more years under a leadership it hasn't voted for
Big business and the fat cats of the City of London are celebrating the victory of their friends in the Tory Party
At a Badger Trust seminar a few days later a great debate took place between both pro and anti-cull experts
Labour's focus on cutting the deficit means progressive voters will have to look elsewhere for inspiration, writes George Monbiot.
England's Easter was the culmination of recent events which have brought the would-be great and good to their knees - and knee deep in hypocrisy
Allegations of a cover-up at Scotland Yard show that the British are as prone to malfeasance as any other nation, writes George Monbiot.