alex brummer

EU corridors of prejudice

Bundesbank affair highlights a sinister side to Europe

Why BP is key to our national future

The dangers of a Wikimedia

Online ‘open communities’ such as Wikipedia must present both sides

Choppy float shouldn't scupper Ocado

Burchill gets the facts

Julie Burchill was among the 250 people who packed Brighton's Ralli Hall to hear "an idiot's guide to the Goldstone Report".

Up in arms over Saudi deal

The US sale of fighters to the Gulf states has sparked concern in Jerusalem

The crisis in Euroland is far from over

When the blogs don't work

New-media journalism is proving less accurate and more emotional than traditional reporting

SG Warburg: a template for better banking

Flotilla: media's big omission

Few saw that the blockade is a crucial bargaining chip in the Shalit talks

A radical budget: now let's pray

Boycott recalls a darker era

The cultural boycotts of Israel are reminiscent of Nazi blacklists

Joe Lewis still has that midas touch

It's the economy, stupid

UK journalists are reluctant to report the economic progress being made on the West Bank

Time for the chairmen to stand up

When rumour replaces news

Doubt surrounds US Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan — not about her suitability, but about her sexuality