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Saturday 19.05.12
Rochdale: The disproportionality dilemma
Academic and author Shamit Saggar argues that simply shrugging in the face of Rochdale cannot be good for the reputation of any group.
Moving abroad can make you feel British
The great British sense of humour and its difference from other nation's can help people define themselves. Humour was...
UK local elections shaping the union
Sunder Katwala details the results of the local elections and how they could shape forthcoming negotiations about the future...
A timeline of This Sceptred Isle discussion
Read on to see the discussion generated by British Future's This Sceptred Isle report and An Anthem For England...
Far right suffer “death blow” in British local elections
British Future interviewed leading academic expert Matthew Goodwin who says the BNP will consider abandoning "ballot box strategy" after...
The myth of “planet London”
The media increasingly suggest London has a very different world view from the rest of the nation. Sunder Katwala...
Visit our video from British Future’s launch
Video journalist Daniel Lloyd created a film and interview...
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Review: Mapping Memories
Mapping Memories: Reminiscence with Ethnic Minority Elders is a...
Upcoming Events
We face forward: Art from West Africa today
Mapping Memories: Reminiscence with Ethnic Minority Elders is a...
Quote of the Week
I've made an odd discovery. Every time I talk to a savant I feel quite sure that happiness is no longer a possibility. Yet when I talk to my gardener, I'm convinced of the opposite.
Bertrand Russell
British Histories: What's Your Story?
Christie: Wales
Novelist Christie Watson talks about identifying with Wales and...
British Histories: What's Your Story?
Ian: London
Columnist and foreign correspondent Ian Birrell talks about being...
England
For God, Harry and St George
Author and journalist Andrew Gimson asks whether St George’s Day can, or should, ever become for the English what St Patrick’s Day is for the Irish.
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Interviews: Do you want an anthem for England?
British Future's fearless video reporter Richard Miranda went out...
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Challenges ahead in ethnic minority voting patterns
Demographic shifts "don't favour the conservative movement as currently...
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Lost Generation speaks out on unemployment
Recent graduate Richard Miranda argues that although job vacancy...
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“London represents me best”
Columnist and foreign correspondent Ian Birrell talks about being...
Commentary
Review: Can We Talk About This?
'Physical theatre' group DV8's latest production Can We Talk...
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Review: Migrations: Journeys into British art
The Tate's new Migrations exhibition doesn't communicate the complex...
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How could the Conservatives reach out to non-white Britons?
The Conservatives, according to an article in The Economist,...
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