Riots Debate: Alex Gabriel

In the second in our debate on the riots, Alex Gabriel asks can we talk about the violence? He believes that we can say what we like, these riots were political in every sense.

Keep left: it’s time to renationalise the trains

Alex Gabriel has come up with a solution to the National Rail service’s many many flaws.

Forget Vince Cable: the Cameron government is under attack

It’s not just the Business Secretary The Daily Telegraph wants to undermine writes Alex Gabriel.

Tuition Fee Vote: Why the Demonstrations Matter

Cameron and Clegg’s bill might pass, but sooner or later it’s unsustainable, says Alex Gabriel.

Why I hate the ‘It Gets Better’ campaign

Dan Savage tells gay teenagers life will get better, but why should it have to? Alex Gabriel reports.

The centre isn’t centre-right…

…and Ed will get more votes than his critics think, argues Alex Gabriel.

The Curious Case of Nick Clegg MP

The Deputy Prime Minister slammed Labour at conference, but which of its ex-leaders was he channelling last week, asks Alex Gabriel?

The Catholic church are the greatest PR men in history

Alex Gabriel is responding to Ann Widdecombe’s piece in The Guardian, which argued that PR in the Vatican was poor.

Ideas are Fireproof. A Qur’an is only paper.

Do not worry about the likes of Terry Jones, says Alex Gabriel. It only makes things worse.

Methinks Hague doth protest too much

Forget the fact they shared a room. The discomfort of William Hague’s response speaks volumes, says Alex Gabriel.