Cameron: the best of a bad bunch
David, Ed or Nick—who would you rather sit next to on the train?
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How dodgy are we?
People are less angry at illegal practices by individuals than legal avoidance by companies -
Cameron’s immigration problem
Two years in, Tory voters disapprove of the government’s domestic reforms -
Let’s not bomb Iran
Outside the US, most people oppose military action, says Peter Kellner -
Britain’s quiet revolution
The national poll carried out for Prospect by YouGov has delivered an astonishing result: 74 per cent of people think that Britain spends too much on welfare and should cut benefits. That represents a revolution in attitudes in just a few decades, never mind in the century since the beginnings... -
No longer “my” poor
Social distance has weakened the moral consensus at the heart of our welfare system -
Britain’s quiet revolution
Bronwen Maddox introduces the March issue of Prospect -
Divorce without drama?
England thinks Scotland should pay its own way -
What do you think?
Poll results vary widely depending on how the question is framed -
“Boris Labour”
Ken Livingstone’s biggest problem is the one in five Labour voters who prefer Boris
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