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A fifty-something at Glastonbury
David Goodhart
— 23rd June 2010 — Issue 161 
I finally went to Glastonbury—but am told I didn’t have a sufficiently squalid time
Subject: Performing arts, Popular cultureInterview: Jon Cruddas
David Goodhart
and David Edmonds
— 14th May 2010 — Issue 170
The MP for Dagenham and former Blair aide says Labour has broken its covenant with the working class
Subject: British politics, British societyThe dream ticket: a Lib-Lab coalition
David Goodhart
— 1st May 2010 — Issue 170
It’s a good moment for a Lib-Lab coalition. It could be popular, effective and… European
Population problem
After the biggest immigration wave in our history, Labour is starting to worry about numbers
Subject: People & populationsEditorial
David Goodhart
— 24th February 2010 — Issue 168
It can, and will, go on like this
Subject: British domestic politicsDavid Goodhart
David Goodhart is the editor of Prospect
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