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John Simpson On BBC “bias” George Osborne made a mistake by attacking our cuts coverage Jason Cowley The perils of the Man City model of journalism Robert Skidelsky Don’t forget: the welfare state did not cause the crash Free thinking since 1913 12-18 December 2014/£3.95 How lsis hijacked the revolution One British doctor’s heroic struggle inside Syria’s civil war By Martin Fletcher

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John Simpson On BBC “bias” George Osborne made a mistake by attacking our cuts coverage

Jason Cowley The perils of the Man City model of journalism

Robert Skidelsky Don’t forget: the welfare state did not cause the crash

Free thinking since 1913

12-18 December 2014/£3.95

How lsis hijacked the revolution

One British doctor’s heroic struggle inside Syria’s civil war

By Martin Fletcher

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