Andrew Rawnsley

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  The fracking dream which is putting Britain's future at risk

  9 Dec 2012: Andrew Rawnsley: George Osborne and fellow zealots believe shale gas to be a bonanza of cheap energy. Where's the evidence?

• Leveson report: with politicians in deadlock, the ball bounces back to the press

  2 Dec 2012:

  Andrew Rawnsley: As the Leveson proposals split the party leaders, newspapers have a final opportunity to prove a law is not needed

• Those who want Britain out of Europe are raising a glass to themselves far too soon

  25 Nov 2012:

  Andrew Rawnsley: Outists who would have us leave the European Union are buoyant now, but battle has yet to be properly joined

• Elections: if you can't be bothered to vote, the person most to blame is you

  18 Nov 2012: Andrew Rawnsley: Politicians and the media share some of the responsibility for low turnouts, but the public is guilty too

• The big lesson from the US election is not a new one, but a very old one

  11 Nov 2012: Andrew Rawnsley: The Conservatives and Labour should both note that President Obama won re-election by capturing the centre

• This latest Tory rebellion was not just cynical, it was completely bogus

  4 Nov 2012:

  Andrew Rawnsley: The result of the unholy alliance between Tory Europhobes and Labour will be to increase the cost of the EU

• A tip for Labour about planning for power. Listen to the Tories

  28 Oct 2012:

  Andrew Rawnsley: Senior Conservatives are already rehearsing the election lines they will use against Eds Miliband and Balls

• The Tories forced their own chief whip out. David Cameron beware

  21 Oct 2012:

  Andrew Rawnsley: Andrew Mitchell's resignation tellingly shows how unbiddable the Conservative parliamentary party has become

• The party leaders impressed their own gangs – the voters less so

  14 Oct 2012:

  Andrew Rawnsley: Despite the rhetoric, they struggle to get closer to a project that will get the majority of the nation behind them

• This House recalls the years when Britain really was a nation in crisis

  14 Oct 2012: A terrific new play set in the stormy 1970s, when Labour governed with no majority, proves theatre is the best arena in which to sketch the cut and thrust of politics, writes chief political commentator Andrew Rawnsley

• Boris Johnson reminds Tories of what David Cameron has lost

  7 Oct 2012: Andrew Rawnsley: Number 10 says it is relaxed about the mayor's speech at conference. It is as relaxed as a cat on a hot tin roof

• Ed Miliband on the banks, gurus, coalitions … and being human

  29 Sep 2012: The Labour leader is back in Manchester, where he beat his brother to the job, in charge of a united party. But how does he persuade voters that he can run the country?

• Ed Miliband tells British banks: change now or be broken up

  29 Sep 2012: Labour leader gives ultimatum to City and says: 'We will split off casino operations'

• Ed Miliband's big test is to make voters see him as prime minister

  29 Sep 2012: Andrew Rawnsley: He can't do anything about the way he looks, but he can do something about the way he talks to the country

• The Lib Dems aren't going to rescue themselves by being timid

  23 Sep 2012: Andrew Rawnsley: They need to be seen as kinder than the Tories, safer with the economy than Labour and more radical than either

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