Labour’s Sure Start legacy will be felt in years to come
By Mary Honeyball MEP Where is it best to invest if we want to tackle crime, unemployment and…
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Ed’s inbox – May 13th
By Mark Ferguson / @markfergusonuk If Ed Miliband could only read five blogposts each day, he’d read these…
Not quite the ‘Greenest government ever’…
By Kieran Roberts / @kieranlroberts A year ago today, David Cameron visited the Department of Energy and Climate…
Green Labour
By Colin Challen ‘Red’ Labour seems to be taking a bit of a hammering of late. It seems…
Pandora’s Box and Labour hope
By Ian Lucas MP The effect of devolution on the UK has always been grossly underestimated. Now open,…
The government’s higher education policy is in tatters
By Wes Streeting / @wesstreeting This has been another bad week for the government on higher education. On…
The Osborne Effect (part 3) – Europe edition
By Mark Ferguson / @markfergusonuk Growth six months before Osborne’s spending review Growth six months after Osborne’s spending…
The government’s green credentials are in tatters
By Meg Hillier MP This weekend it is one year since David Cameron told civil servants at the…
Last Thursday could have been better, but it wasn’t a disaster
By Mark Ferguson / @markfergusonuk There’s a column from former Blair speechwriter Philip Collins in the Times today(£),…
Morning Report – May 13th
An eerily quiet day today, which on recent form probably means a major story is about to break.…
